Fighting the Flab
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For once I can say that I am happy to be an over 50 person with Fibromyalgia. My Fibro doc has been after me to get into physical therapy. My insurance required me to see a personal trainer prior to my surgery. The personal trainer gave me a list of exercises that smack of physical therapy so I gave in and started PT about a month after surgery.
I've been gradually increasing my activity level and can see improved strength and stamina, and, others say I am winning the battle of the flab.
I will work to upload the handouts that the personal trainer and physical therapist pass onto me.
Hope they will be of assistance to others here.