Hello, I am back! This week I tried to do some yoga. Everywhere I go people always mention yoga to me, and tell me it works to relieve a lot of pain. After a little surfing on the web I found out that yoga is said to be a helpful solution. From what I have read about yoga it looks like stretches that are meant to be relaxing and strengthening. So I decided to accept every ones advice and try doing yoga for this week’s challenge.
I did some yoga in school during my P.E. hour. I started off by stretching, and then started the yoga positions. I got as far as the downward facing dog; when I realized this was going to not be easy as I thought. I felt like I couldn’t breathe at all. I decided after the first day to slowly ease into yoga. I would start the first time by doing it for ten minutes, and slowly increase by five minutes per day. Now I don’t know if it is usual for most fibromyalgia patients to lose their breath, and have their asthma to become more sever. Mine has, and if you do have asthma problems yoga might not be for you. I used to love yoga, but during this week it was so difficult that I really had a negative perspective about the whole challenge.
All because yoga didn’t work for me; doesn’t mean it won’t work for you. You should always try new things. You can at least try doing it for a week like I did, and if it was still difficult for you then you can check no to this list of challenges. I hope that yoga does work for you. I wish you luck!
Sunni
Also, the website that I found yoga on is in the link. Which I always trust!
http://www.fibromyalgia-symptoms.org/fibromyalgia_enough_sleep.html
http://www.fibromyalgia-symptoms.org/fibromyalgia_enough_sleep.html