I had three days without fatigue, it was there a bit, but for the most part, I was feeling good! This is after almost three months of tetra...
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mlkeen
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There you go, starting to make progress! You will gradually have more good days. It is really hard not to be discouraged when you feel like crap again after the good days.
A clear signal that tetra is working for you! Enjoy this great WARM day. I think we'll have winter again next week.
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Way to hang in there and tuff it out!!!!!!!!!!
Baby steps.
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map1131
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When it's gone you realize just how bad that fatigue really was.
Warning, don't go at life full force just because you feel like it. Go slowly. You can burn your master energy real quick.
That's great news Boston.
Pam
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LD can be so discouraging (to put it mildly, without swearing). We should write our successes. Thanks for sharing (ok, sounds corny but it's true).
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GREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAATTTTTTTTTTTTT
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That is terrific. I am so happy for you. Fatigue is so hard. It if definitely hard to explain to someone....not the typical..."I'm tired". I pray that you continue to have non-fatigue days. I know that you are getting better. Your body is giving you a good sign.
Love In Christ,
Janjan
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BostonLyme2005
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Its nice to hear everyone's voice an dlearn from them. It provides motivation at it's best!
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Awesome, Boston!
Try and keep the memory of this as you continue with your treatment: health is still in you!
Shaz
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Doesnt it feel great to have a break from a symptom? It gives me almost a euphoric feeling. Then I tend to do too much, and well you know what happens then. So, enjoy but dont over do it! Cindy
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BostonLyme2005
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I have had a few more day with low fatigue and pain...Now I am getting sore again....ups and downs............
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