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Muffin123
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The minute I get up in the morning all my symptoms seem to be awful, but in the evening they back off a bit, and I mean just a bit that makes it bearable Is there some ryme and reason for this?

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mookie333
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maybe it's your adrenals?? My mornings are always rougher than my evenings too! Sorry!
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nhlymeguy
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I usually feel worse in the morning...not sure why...never seem to be fully rested after 8 or more hours of sleep.
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phyl6648
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same here.
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I feel like I got run over during the night. What I would give to feel that youthful, refreshed feeling again ...

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lpkayak
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very common i think. i am like that every day. ive learned to not leave house b4 1pm and if i have to for fasting test or something i am all screwed up

i am my best around 5-8 and cant leep b4 11

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Lyme can do anything it wants to. It's very fickle.

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Muffin123
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Thanks everyone. I just have such a hard time knowing I'm waking up to another rough morning. Guess there are no real answers. I was hoping someone could explain this cycling of symptoms. I tell my mother "the buggers" must go to sleep after sundown!. It gives me false hope that I'm feeling better, then bam.....I wake up to agony.

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LSG Scott
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very common complaint

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Yep me too! Hard for me to get going in the morning. And I used to be a morning person too. I would wake up w/ the sun bright eyes bushy tails ready to take on the new day. Now I'm dragging my feet! Eck! [Frown]

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Yes, I too feel the same way! I wake up feeling like crap but by late after noon am feeling much better. Weird so many of us feel that way!
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it can go the other way around too. I get both.
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