Welcome to Fibro180!

Welcome to Fibro180! On this website I hope to offer you the support, information, and details on reversing your symptoms of fibromyalgia and getting your life back. Just like a 180 degree turn, the Guaifenesin Protocol will help you to turn your life around from the pain and fatigue you are experiencing, to a life of freedom and relief. I discovered the guaifenesin protocol through a local doctor, and have been clearing my symptoms ever since.....with a few setbacks that I will blog about.  I have felt the calling to get get the word out.

The amazing thing is that there are no known side effects for using guaifenesin, and when working the protocol correctly, many patients are finding great relief of their symptoms. There are hundreds of ways of doing this protocol wrong, but only one way to do it right.  I'm here to help patients and healthcare providers alike to understand the right way. 

You may have noticed the purple butterfly on our site and I want to share with you its meaning. It was chosen by the Fibromyalgia  community, along with the purple ribbon, as a symbol of awareness of the impact of Fibromyalgia on the lives of many sufferers. The slightest touch, such as the stroke of the wings of a butterfly, can cause pain. What I have found, though, while being on the protocol, is that my body has gone through a type of metamorphosis, where my pain and fatigue has subsided, and my other symptoms have gone away, and I am a new me, broken free from a chrysalis of pain. To me, the purple butterfly represents the freedom I now have to live and enjoy life.

Currently, I have pages describing what fibromyalgia and the protocol are, answering frequently asked questions, and providing local resources. As time goes on, I will continue to add to the list of guaifenesin protocol friendly healthcare providers and products safe to use.  If you know of a provider that would be interested in learning more, have them contact me. 

Look around the website.  Email me if you would like more information on our meetings, help on understanding the protocol, or just need someone to support you through this journey.

Welcome!
​Becky