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Fibromyalgia Association UK is a registered charity administered by unpaid volunteers. The majority of volunteers are also fibromyalgia sufferers who work extremely hard, despite their condition, in order to forward the cause of fibromyalgia. FMA UK was established in order to provide information and support to sufferers and their families. In addition, the Association provides medical information for professionals and operates a national helpline.
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mel [at] spokzpeople [dot] org [dot] uk
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mel [at] spokzpeople [dot] org [dot] uk
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Spokz People is a non-profit social enterprise offering services for adults with physical disabilities, their partners and health care professionals. Spokz People was set up after discovering that many people with disabilities prefer services provided by qualified staff with disability experience. Spokz People’s experience and understanding of disability means they can provide services to suit you.
• Counselling (in person, by telephone or online);
• Support groups;
• 12 week course covering confidence, assertiveness, body image and relationships;
• Free online forum where you can find support on disability, sex and relationships;
• You can also ring our phone number for advice on disability and relationships.
You can find a lot more information about locations, what each service entails and costs on our webiste: www.spokzpeople.org.uk. Some services are available in Birmingham and Lichfield, others are Nationwide.
info [at] ukfibromyalgia [dot] com
01202 259155
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For years you have been hurting all over and are constantly feeling exhausted but your doctor has been unable to help. Your friends and family have started suggesting that it may be all in your mind.
The good news is that you have finally been diagnosed with something called fibromyalgia but the bad news is that your doctor says there is very little he or she can do about it. Without a magic cure you need to take personal control over the management of your illness. This site aims to help you in that endeavour. Start with the blue "FM Support" button in the top left hand corner.