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Topic: Anyone consistently feel better during certain parts of the day ?

donaldmn
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Member # 16717

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Hello All,

The late evening 9-10 pm always leaves my symptoms very minor versus the daytime.

Also, I could wake up at 3-4 AM and feel like I do not even have this disease for a brief minute or two, yet once I stand up and move around symptoms begin.

Could that be the central nervous system staring up and right away going into overdrive?

What about this wacky thought. Do these little buggers actually sleep when we sleep and start to stir when we do?

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CherylSue
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 13077

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I've noticed the same thing. I can't explain it, but it happens to me, too. Sometimes, I think I'm getting better, but then there are portions of the day I feel worse.

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kitty9309
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 19945

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Evening is better for me, too.

My symptoms are mainly neuro.

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venus
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 16991

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Ditto - don't really understand it either. When I wake up in the middle of the night I think I don't have it anymore either, except of course it woke me up in the middle of the night.

I also hit a slump from about 4-7 where everything is worse.

Crazy, crazy disease.

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Severe neurological problems. Probably sick for years. Became chronically sick in Aug 2007. Undiagnosed for another 15 months. Started treatment for lyme and bart Sept. 2008. Improving, but very slowly.

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