Living With Fibromyalgia: Days In My Life | Cleaning And Homemaking | Vlog September 11-13, 2024

[@edwardleecaliforniausa]

Hi Libby how are you happy Thursday night to you and I hope you having amazing day and you are amazing supporter

[@melanienz6511]

Love this puzzle too! You have inspired me to start my puzzle I got for my 50th birthday back in July 😂

[@rankmarathon]

Libby, your strength and dedication to your dad while managing fibromyalgia is truly inspiring! It's heartwarming to see you find joy in the little moments, like that lovely dog walk

[@LibbyWithnall]

Thank you so much!

[@thegvbproject]

Sorry to see the pain that you’re in. AND…. We have the same kitchen knife block 😂 You’re looking great btw!

[@LibbyWithnall]

Thanks GVB. My days are very up and down but thankfully I mostly have pretty low pain days nowadays. It's a great knife block isn't it?

[@chillibird2511]

Does the apartment have a green bin that you share with others in the building or a compost bin in the area. I've been tidying today, too ❤

[@LibbyWithnall]

Kevin found out that there is a green bin in the basement so that is good news. Hope you tidying is going well.

[@roxyjinks9643]

When you decide to be a minimalist and why?

[@LibbyWithnall]

I've been on my minimalist journey for about 10 years I think. I saw videos on KZbin and found the idea very appealing. I wanted a more simple and easy life, esp. with having fibromyalgia and caring about the environment. I gradually started decluttering the house. But the biggest thing has been that I stopped shopping for entertainment and buying stuff I didn't need and wouldn't want long term. These days I just want less to look after, less to clean, less to maintain, less to deal with. I'm still on my journey and think it'll be interesting to see where I end up. One day I'll make a video showing where I started and where I end up (at least at that moment).

[@GardenFairy709]

I think you are doing too much, you just had a holiday. Moving is very very stressful on the body. Life shouldn’t be this hard. You’re only in your fifties, what’s it going to be like in your 70’s!

[@LibbyWithnall]

Well, part of the reason for our move is to gain a more active life (with walking) and increase our fitness, and maintain our mobility. But with fibro who knows what is in store.