Vibration Training Miracle
When I was assessed with Fibromyalgia, I was determined not to let it ruin my life. With an excellent job as an editor, my very own charity, an excellent partner and 2 girls, I've a lot to feel grateful for. I did not want my diagnosis to affect my thanks for my achievements and good fortune. But I ended up completely and totally powerless to the rounds of fatigue that would fully take over my body.
I found myself having to take more breaks at work, which led on to having to take some time off, which led on to dividing my responsibilities out among my aides. I disagreed with my hubby continually, who has to go for long amounts of time due to his job. I had to depend more on kid care, asking my nanny to take on more hours in order That I could rest. When I had to miss my eldest child starring in her college play as the agony and fatigue were too much to bear, I knew I required something to seriously change.
A council member of my charity let me know all about Whole Body Vibration Training. She let me know that her sister had been diagnosed as having Fibromyalgia and nothing had worked to help her manage her illness till she found this training. She explained that the training has an incredible effect on the nervous system, helping to block out some of the erroneous pain signals associated with Fibromyalgia. At first it sounded unusual to me I'm supposed to stand on vibrating plates and let them cause involuntary muscle contractions in my body? I already felt like there were sufficient involuntary things occuring in my body, but at about that point I felt desperate and depressed, so I subscribed to a session.
After only fourteen days of training I started to notice important changes in my energy levels, and 6 weeks later I have managed to take the load off of my helpers and my nanny. My recurring pain has lessened massively and I feel just like my life is my personal again. With Whole Body Vibration, I know that I truly can keep control of my life. I am not my illness, and I never will be.
