A PICPAIN Sick and Tired Webring

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"A PICPAIN Sick and Tired Webring" was created to bring together people who are "sick and tired" of being "sick and tired" due to living with PHYSICAL PAIN, and ILLNESS! Anyone with a Website or Page dedicated to ANY Disease or Pain, or even if you don't mention it, but suffer, should join! PICPAIN stand for: "People In Chronic Pain And Illnesses in Need". If you can relate to all this, you should be joining us in this Webring!

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Tereasa's MS 'Multiple Sclerosis' Page Preview — Go
I started this page (w/a WebTV Plus), mainly as a sort of "therapy", back in 1999. I've since upgraded to a computer & try to keep it going. It's not much, but it's My Story & there's some helpful links. If you visit, maybe you'll find it to be of some interest. Just be prepared to hang on! ;o)

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thumbnail of Winston-Salem CFS FMS MPS Support Group

Winston-Salem CFS FMS MPS Support Group Preview — Go
Support Group for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia Syndrome, and Myofascial Pain Syndrome for Winston-Salem, North Carolina and the Surrounding Area

James S. Huggins' Refrigerator Door Preview — Go
This site honors a father and grandmother who both died with Multiple Sclerosis; The extensive MS section features hundreds of annotated links; James S Huggins is an eclectic professional speaker, author & technologist; His personal site, the Refrigerator Door, also features information, stories and humor that interest him as well as one of the net's most extensive information resources on webrings and webring systems.

Theresa's Web Page Preview — Go
I was first diagnosed with fibromyalgia and then Lyme disease which is chronic. My page has information on both conditions.

thumbnail of My journey through life with fibromyalgia

My journey through life with fibromyalgia Preview — Go
My site is about how important it is for family members to understand your pain.