As you shop, keep an eye out for places where you can sit and rest. Malls are generally the best at providing benches, and of course there's the food court. In other stores, though, you can always slip into a dressing room and just relax for a moment, or pretend you're trying out a chair that’s for sale. Even if you don't need to use the restroom, at least it's a place to sit for awhile.
Holiday Shopping With Fibromyalgia & Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
By Adrienne Dellwo, About.com
Updated September 08, 2009
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- Step #1: Make a List
- Step #2: Shop from Home
- Step #3: Organize Your Shopping Trips
- Step #4: Plan of Attack
- Step #5: Watch the Time - Time of the Season, Time of Day
- Step #6: Invite a Friend to Come Along
- Step #7: Take Your Meds & Mobility Aids
- Step #8: Dress for Comfort
- Step #9: Take Time to Rest
- Step #10: Ask for Help
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