Fibro-Friendly Hobbies: Recommendations Needed!

Belugabear

482d

What hobbies would you recommend that are fibro friendly, especially pain and brain fog? I want to start having fun again! I really like embroidery and reading, but both have become tricky, reading especially so.

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    • QueenofmyCastle

      479d

      @Belugabear I mave a lap desk with a cutting mat on it. I keep all of my notions within reach. I pin everything in batches so I don't actually spend very much time at my machine.

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    • bookbikecat

      482d

      try audiobooks

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      • Belugabear

        482d

        @bookbikecat omg I’m obsessed with them! I try to listen to one a week at least. Forgot to mention that!

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    • Maryslim

      482d

      I'm not a reader, I like crafts that are quick, although my favorite is wood crafting, like woodburning or woodcarving.

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      • Belugabear

        482d

        @Maryslim those around cool, thanks!

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    • Nova13

      482d

      Podcasts are great! I'ld recommend Ologies and How To Save A Planet.

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      • Belugabear

        482d

        @Nova13 I love ologies!!!!

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    • Elladolores

      482d

      Word puzzles 🧩 stimulates your brain 🧠 and help stay focus. I also swim 🏊‍♀️ and do some baking, read.

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      • Belugabear

        482d

        @Elladolores any word puzzles you recommend? I really like that idea! Baking and reading are sadly pretty hard

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        • Elladolores

          481d

          @Belugabear any world puzzle I do the easy ones also normal puzzles they keep your mind working I would do a 25 piece. My mom used to do 10,000 pieces puzzles to cope with hers.

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    • Elladolores

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      *word

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    • fleshpit

      481d

      I'm listening to an audiobook rn. Mobile puzzle and word searches and even match 3 games are great for the fog

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      • Belugabear

        481d

        @fleshpit thank you!!!

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    • QueenofmyCastle

      479d

      I have been sewing for decades. I find I can do many of the steps of making a quilt while sitting in my recliner.

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      • Belugabear

        479d

        @QueenofmyCastle that’s a great idea, I love seeing but never really thought about how I can do a lot of it in bed!

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        • QueenofmyCastle

          479d

          @Belugabear I mave a lap desk with a cutting mat on it. I keep all of my notions within reach. I pin everything in batches so I don't actually spend very much time at my machine.

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    • JaxIsLame

      479d

      Maybe an instrument? I play guitar and ukulele, although sometimes the chords are tough on my fibromyalgia, I still like it!

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      • Belugabear

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        @JaxIsLame I used to play, maybe I should start up again! Thanks!

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