The Silent Struggle: A Man’s Battle with Fibromyalgia and Cervical Disc Disease

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  • Photo title: The Silent Struggle: A Man’s Battle with Fibromyalgia and Cervical Disc Disease
  • Author: Tymonsawa
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  • This is a powerful portrait of a man, seen from behind against a white background, his hand gripping his neck in a gesture that speaks volumes about the pain caused by fibromyalgia and cervical disc disease. His back turned to the camera, he embodies the often invisible struggle of those living with chronic pain
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