what all symptoms do u other fibro suffers have?

Oh dear, how many hours do you have?

Widespread pain of many kinds, stiffness, numbness and tingling, extreme skin sensitivity along with sensitivity to anything being tight (these make buying clothes so fun).

Fatigue, sleep problems, SPACE-HEADDEDNES. 

Sensitivity to smells, lights, sounds...if I can perceive it, I can be overwhelmed by it.

Migraines -

I just realized, a lot of this stuff is in my sigatue below. 

Debbie 

If I thought about all my symptoms, I'd never be able to make it out of bed in the morning. I'm better off if I start my day doing what I can to distract all the crazy things going on in my body. I don't think I'm living in denial just trying to live a "normal" as possible life.

Having a number of conditions, I have multiple symptoms, after awhile you learn what needs to be brought to your doc's attention. It is important to report new symptoms.

I've had brain CT scans because of horrific migraines in the past, and brain MRI's for neurological stuff.
What I learned is worrying never changes an outcome. As a patient it is our job to let the doc know what is going on. Diagnosis and treatment is up to our docs. We can do what we can to feel better. If we can reduce our stress, chances are we can lessen our pain.

Hugs, Robin

Good point, Angel!

Browneyes, what are your major symptoms?

Debbie

cognitive issues, trouble finding the right words, general achiness, eye pressure, headache, random aches and pains, vertigo, slight trouble with coordination, off balance feeling, bee-sting sensations, visual "snow", floaters, visual disturbance, inhibited night vision, food sensitivities, bladder pressure, sudden bouts of exhaustion, 'tremoring'-muscles, trouble sleeping, trouble getting to sleep, trouble staying asleep, weird dark nightmares, waking up in the wrong stage of sleep, waking up feeling unrefreshed after lots of sleep, feeling disoriented, increased chemical sensitivity, increased adverse effects from meds, med-intolerance.

^ These aren't necessary "symptoms" of FM, but rather issues that all seem connected to my FM-like illness.

I agree with everyone, way too many to list! I also have 2 auto-immune diseases as well and some of the symptoms overlap. The major ones I notice on a daily basis are:
Neck and shoulder pain; skin sensitive to touch as well as feeling as if my skin is on fire at times; tightness in the muscles in my legs (feels like a rubber band wound too tight).

so BROWNEYES...we are waiting