satisfaction

sat·is·fac·tion (sts-fkshn)

n.

1. The fulfillment or gratification of a desire, a need, or an appetite.

2. The pleasure or contentment that is derived from such gratification.

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satisfaction,

n discharge of an obligation by actual payment of what is due or what is awarded by a court or other authority.

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Patient discussion about satisfaction.

Q. My friend who was recently diagnosed with Fibromyalgia is not satisfied with the result of the test. My friend who was recently diagnosed with Fibromyalgia is not satisfied with the result of the test. He doubts the same. He asked my help to find how is Fibromyalgia Diagnosed? So now I pass this question to you.

A. To the fybromyalgia community.....has anyone out there had to go on disability as a result of this?? If so, what is the process??

Q. How can a person with fibromyalgia go through a state of not being able to move for hours? How can a person with fibromyalgia go through a state of not being able to move for hours? Can they sense touch and feel and are they able to talk or have limited movements?

A. First to LukeHome. I also have fibromyalgia BUT I have something called migrains with neurological tendencies b/c when I get my really BAD headaches I am like a stroke victim...I have one side of my body I can not move or use, my face even draws and gets that "downward" smile. I can talk, tell you wher I hurt, if I try to walk I am off balance , I stumble and fall b/c I do not have use of one side of my body. It is an awful experince and the first time it happened I thought i was dying, the ER docs thought they had a 30 year old stroke victim and I was hospitalized 4 days while they "located" the problem. So I don't think it has to do with fibro BUT there is something goin gon. Have you talked to a doctor about it???I encourage you to so they can find the source of this problem. Good Luck and God bless.
to wanthelp:
there are several things you can do to try to feel better BUT I think you would get a better response if you posted your question on your own instead

Q. My 5 years old son is autistic. This made us very stressed. Can he lead his life being an autistic? My 5 years old son is autistic. This came into picture when my wife saw that he was not eating as he wanted to eat in the plate which he was using earlier. The plate was thrown as it was broken. This made his situation very bad as he stopped eating. He would only eat that food which was given on that plate to eat. This made us very stressed and we consulted the doctor which was found as autism. I am as how can he lead his life being an autistic?

A. An autistic can lead his life independently if he is given proper training. He can make his skills but he required training. Training should focus on teaching him basic skills and finding ways to use his skills in right direction and way. A wrong or inappropriate training can make his skills get reduced to the level he can develop. A very well focused and positive build up can make his sustainable and happy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yHPjgNacGQ&eurl=http://www.imedix.com/health_community/v-yHPjgNacGQ_coping_stress_eating_premature_aging?q=life%20stress&feature=player_embedded