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Sonia started experiencing pain when she was 16 and was diagnosed with fibromyalgia in 2019. Sonia thinks that there needs to be more information and practical support regarding the impact of fibromyalgia on people's emotional and mental wellbeing.
Sonia is a full-time student and shares a home with her wife and a flat mate. Ethnicity: White Scottish.
Debbie started noticing symptoms about two years ago which gradually got worse over several months. In 2019, she was diagnosed. She has a very supportive friend who also has fibromyalgia, and she finds her local support group incredibly helpful.
Debbie is 30 and lives with her husband and school-aged daughter. She works part-time as a care assistant. Ethnicity: White Northern Irish
After first experiencing pain in 2018, Alexis was diagnosed with fibromyalgia by a rheumatologist. Her advice to other people with fibromyalgia would be to ask health professionals about support groups when being diagnosed.
Alexis is 24 and single. She lives with her parents. Alexis works part-time as a church choir singer. Ethnicity: White English
After experiencing pain and other symptoms for many years, Chrissie was diagnosed with fibromyalgia by a rheumatologist. Although she finds it a difficult journe, Chrissie feels that it's one that you will get through some way or another
Chrissie is 27. Ethnicity: White British
