Pain within Me, by artist Amanda Zammit. Click to visit her WP blog!
Amazing artist Amanda Zammit created the above piece titled Pain within Me for a loved one who has fibromyalgia and myalgic encephalomyelitis. Please, click either her name or the image above to visit her website.
Image via GIS. Click to visit related Pinterest site.
I found this image via Google this morning and I thought it was perfect to describe my recent circumstances. The past two weeks have been a rollercoaster, and I let the ball drop on my personal projects (blog/vlog). Now that that ride is over, I’m excited to get back into the groove of things. 🙂
Got Fibro Series. Image by D. Blake
I’ve had the flu for a week. I’m a little slow on getting it together with blog/blog. Still, I’m working on it. Look out for new posts here tomorrow and on my YT channel! Thanks for sticking with me!
Image from FibroArt (Facebook). Click to visit & like their page.
I happened upon this image today on the FibroArt Facebook page. It’s been a bit of an overwhelming period for me, and this image seemed to speak well to how the past few days have been. 🙂
Please, take the time out to visit and like their page. It’s a wonderful space that celebrates both art and survival.
Image found on Pinterest (Kallie Nielsen). Click to visit.
Happy Monday, Everyone! I hope the weekend was pain-free & stress-free. Here is this week’s FibroArt piece, which was found on Pinterest (Fibromyalgia Inspirational…).
the shame of pain by Stacy M. Ihlenfeld. Click to visit her blog on WordPress.
Art is by blogger Stacy M. Ihlenfeld, who is also an artist and musician. Visit her blog “still smihlen” to see more of her wonderful pain awareness art.
“You don’t have to understand…” got fibro? get life. project 2015 (Diedre Blake)
Image found on IsabelSharman.co.uk: Frida Kahlo, “The Broken Column” (Click on image to read an article by The Daily Mail on Kahlo
No, Frida Kahlo did not have fibromyalgia. This painting, however, and all of her paintings really, eloquently expresses what it sometimes like to have fibromyalgia, i.e. the pain, the sorrow, the mental struggle.
Starting from today, every Monday I will be featuring art that reflects, whether directly or indirectly, what it means to have fibromyalgia.
I welcome submissions and suggestions!
The word “Art” is being used in its broadest definition.
(So, anything really.)
An insight to a heart mind and soul.
Occasional writings
Life in progress
home of the elusive trope
An Oakland Girl in the World
living for the next update
a community for emerging writers
meditations and manifestos
Struggling to Live a Creative Life in a Stressful World
Living a Life of Grace
a division of the International College of Surgeons
My Thoughts, My Words, My Sincerity...
Toward the within... 