The princess & the pea…

Welcome, lovely to have you drop by, please grab your cuppa of choice & a treat as we linger in a time of reflection together.

Childhood stories...

‘The Princess’, was my daughters endearing name between themselves for me from childhood, after they heard the story of the Princess & the Pea. For I’ve always had skin & muscle sensitivity.

Where I literally could feel any tiny lump or bump through a mattress, long before I was diagnosed with Fibromyalgia.

Fibromyalgia, has interestingly been nicknamed, The Princess & the Pea condition!

Unfortunately Fibromyalgia flares amplify the tenderness, sensitivity of muscles & skin to the point that even wearing the softest of clothes is irritating & painful.

pink cherry blossom tree

Blessings Therapy

How do I deal with this situation on a daily basis? By diverting my focus off the pain to the blessings I have, for I’m very grateful for the following;

An amazing & sweet relationship with the Creator of the universe, my Heavenly Father& His Son Jesus.

“Casting all my concerns upon Him, for He cares for me…”

1Peter 5:7

And for my husband who is loving, supportive & such a blessing at this time in my life. My loving daughters & grandchildren who give much joy.

And simple things like a warm home & bed (as it is freezing outside), for my all time favorite hot cuppa each morning which is lovely & comforting. Yes, I have many blessings to be grateful.

What about you my friend; have you counted your blessings lately? It really helps to level out the lumps & bumps of life.

Until next time,

Jennifer

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Or in Prayer


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30 thoughts on “The princess & the pea…

  1. Aritha's avatar Aritha

    I see it is an old post but a good one. It felt good to read this. For me, it’s crucial to handle the things I take in with care. There are ups and downs, and I can ease them by accepting and managing my energy better. I’m still learning that part. But, you know, as they say here in the Netherlands, practice makes perfect. And it’s important to appreciate the good things, just like you mentioned: counting our blessings.

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  2. Bette A. Stevens's avatar Bette A. Stevens

    Hope this note finds you on the mend, dear Jennifer. ❤ Thoughts and prayers for you and all those who are suffering. xoxo

  3. Jennifer, it is always refreshing to stop by for a cuppa with you. I’m sorry you’ve been hit with a virus. I hope you are getting rest and feeling better soon. I’ve been fighting something and am finally, after a couple of weeks, able to get back to some of my regular activities so I understand the need to stop. Seeing your title reminded me that my oldest daughter wrote a play about the princess and the pea story and she and her three sisters acted it out. I think we even recorded it. That was years ago. Such a fun memory you’ve brought to my mind. Blessings to you!

      1. I didn’t know it was called the princess and the pea condition. But is is sure fitting for those of us with FMS.
        I too try to divert my thoughts away from the symptoms Intentionally seeking the Lord in the everyday. Praying for his healing touch for you my friend.
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