This is old, but useful.
ScienceDaily (2000-11-01) -- The symptoms of fibromyalgia may be the result of a central nervous system that "remembers" pain sensations for an abnormally long time, according to research presented at the American College of Rheumatology Annual Scientific Meeting Oct. 29 -- Nov. 2 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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I would love to learn more about remembering pain.
I was physically abused as a child -beaten with switches and a wooden stick and whatever else was nearby. I have Fibromyalgia and suffer greatly.
My doctor believes that it is very possible that the abuse set me up for Fibromyalgia.
I was in a bad head-on car crash a few years ago and now my symptoms are even greater.
Thanks for posting this article.
Susie
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