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Tag: Interview

Fibromyalgia

Amazing Over 50’s – Brigid Gallagher — Loving the Fifty Something

February 27, 2020 47 Comments

I rarely give interviews, but today I am a guest on Sam’s Loving the Fifty Something blog. Please pop round and say “hello.” Once again, I am excited to introduce another guest to my series: Amazing over 50’s I am inviting and featuring ‘Mid-lifers’ who are enjoying life over 50 and who are happy to shout out about great health, […]

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Fibromyalgia

You Behind The Illness – Told in Fours

February 7, 2018 88 Comments

  Kim from I Tripped Over A Stone blogs about her journey with Fibromyalgia. She recently participated in a challenge, designed to let you know a little more about the person behind the illness. You can read her post HERE I decided to take up the challenge, as someone who is healing from Fibromyalgia. Four Places You’ve Lived Callander, Scotland. Kippen, Scotland. […]

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