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, their Mama 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.

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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28 thoughts on “The princess & the pea…

  1. 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.
        Let’s Have Coffee #8

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