For People Living With Fibromyalgia
Whether you've just been diagnosed with fibromyalgia, have been living with it for years, or are still trying to understand what is happening in your body, we're here for you.
​You're not alone.
The Fibromyalgia Association has been supporting and educating people affected by fibromyalgia since 1997. We understand because we've been there. Our Association is led by people living with fibromyalgia and those who love them. We know firsthand the challenges, uncertainty, and energy it takes to find answers and learn how to manage this illness.
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Having access to evidence-based information, meaningful support, and people who truly understand has made an enormous difference in our own lives. Through the Fibromyalgia Association, we've made it our mission to pay that forward.
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We know how overwhelming—and even frightening—it can be to navigate fibromyalgia. Our hope is that you'll find information, encouragement, and a community here to help you along the way. You don't have to figure it all out alone. We're here for you.
Find clear up-to-date information about what fibromyalgia is and what current science tells us about it.
Discover a range of strategies and tools to help you manage symptoms and build a life that works for you.
Find information on conditions that commonly occur alongside fibromyalgia.
Learn from experts and connect with others living with fibromyalgia.
Find helpful tools, recommendations and information to support you in every day life.
Resources for your loved ones
We've created information you can share with family, friends and other loved ones to help build greater understanding and support.
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Resources for healthcare providers
We offer information and tools to help healthcare providers better understand and manage Fibromyalgia.
Building change together
We work to make sure the voices of people living with fibromyalgia are heard and their needs are represented in research, healthcare, and public policy.
You Don't Have to Manage Fibromyalgia Alone
Living with fibromyalgia can affect work, relationships, your sense of identity, sleep, physical activity, and everyday life. Having reliable information and connecting with people who understand can make a difference.
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The Fibromyalgia Association is here to help you learn about fibromyalgia, stay connected to current information and resources, and find community and support.