Fibromyalgia and disability

November 30, 2007

November 27, 2007

  • Fibromyalgia Argument Accepted by Court of Appeals After 10 Years of Appeals

    Despite a general acceptance in the medical literature that fibromyalgia is a real illness that can be disabling, there are still judges out there who refuse to accept that this chronic pain condition exists.   There are no "objective" tests that can be run for fibromyalgia - its existence can be inferred by symptoms such as generalized body pain, tender points, poor sleep, fatigue, digestive issues, balance problems, anxiety and depression. (…)

November 21, 2007