Recently, someone asked me if fibromyalgia was hereditary. My answer was a simple NO, because I thought that was the best I could tell it at the time, but I think the answer was more complex.
continuously see family histories of fibromyalgia: mothers and daughters who share sorrows, and even if you ask the mother, can remember his mother and even her grandmother always had a lot of pain, but that of fibromyalgia did not exist back then ...
Still do not believe that fibromyalgia is hereditary. While it is not the gene for fibromyalgia will continue defending this idea. But the fact that stories famliares must vouch for some phenomenon.
feel pain, can be a pattern of conduct. We learn by imitation. What cultural influences us. We perceive the world and try to understand. If you observe certain behaviors from an early age, however strange it may appear to others, we We look normal.
One may be the best mother in the world, but if every morning wakes up with bed sores, your child can see that getting out of bed with pain is normal when you get older.
When the mother expressed his dissatisfaction with the status of medicine, their sense of helplessness and despair because nobody pays attention because everything goes wrong, because no choice but to resign ... Patterns are repeated. Are we being educated in pain?
People with fibromyalgia are in Sometimes, especially applicants with health authorities demanding. They have the right to be treated and addressed. Some are particularly vindictive, and there are even those who put themselves on hunger strike demanding that their disease is recognized. And it is true that some professionals are relatively unfamiliar, and some people still think that the fibromyalgia does not exist. All that way, and it is sad but ill condition for life who proclaim some patients with FM also helps. They believe they have to do anything. Nothing has to change them. They are the passive element of the problem. Your attitude will not change anything. They are victims of a disease that no one understands ...
say we are the sum of our genetic base and learning. I'm willing to admit that there may be a genetic predisposition, but we must not forget what they learned
A child abuser, possibly being beaten by his father, and I doubt q ue to do with the violence gene. Patterns are repeated ...
- is that I'm like, I can not help my condition is genetic ...
The key is to realize that pattern of behavior and not wanting repeat, obviously. Do be aware that this behavior is not appropriate is the first step to not repeat it. If one is mindful of what not to do or how not to behave, it is a guaranteed success.
Are we being educated in pain? Poor mothers with FM. Pretty much have them.
Just aware that pattern of behavior and repeated to herself: "I do not want that for my"
Know pattern, no pattern "
Each must follow his "path"
