Guest guest Posted February 25, 2008 Report Share Posted February 25, 2008 Tammy, I wouldn't worry. We all just jump in when we have something to say or ask. In the summer I do overheat. Any amount of warmth does me in. I have a button on my dryer that turns the air cool to keep my natural curls from frizzing. I use it for that, but more for not getting too hot. I dry my hair mostly with my finger on that button. LOL. I have a lot of hair, so I have to make sure I have the energy to stand in there 5 minutes. It totally disgusts me that at 37 I can't even take a freaking shower, without getting worn out. Tammy in Texas wrote: Do you overheat trying to dry your hair? I did on Saturday. 1st time for that. It was cool on Saturday and I had to go outside to try and cool down. Drying my hair was useless as it was wet again around my face from sweating! I did not mean to take this strand away from Kate so I hope the questions I am asking on the subject matter are helpful to her as well as everyone else.Trista <tabeloe37> wrote: Tammy, I can so relate to this. A lot of days I don't have the energy to shower. If I do, then I have to rest with my hair in a towel for awhile before I can dry it. My arms are weak and tired and just blow drying my hair is a huge chore. And some days the fatigue is so bad, that just sitting here at the computer is too much. Just holding my head up to see the screen. I take Amantadine like Challis. I hope you find what works for you soon. Tammy in Texas <tamatha_tx> wrote: I am so wiped out with my fatigue. I can manage to load dryer, start a wash load, take dryer load to bedroom and then have to sit or lay down for at least 20 minutes. Then I can fold the load and deliver to various rooms and then it is break time again. I am really fighting it! I'm not on anything for it and have a neuro appt in March. Guess we will discuss it then.Kate Rothschild <katelloydkidzoptonline (DOT) net> wrote: Dear Group, Do you fight your fatigue, or just roll with it? I don't know if the Gamma Knife is wiping me out? All I know is even after sleeping for about 2 hours today, I'm ready for bed. I have heard very mixed things about provigil----is anyone on it? Challis, what is the other med your neuro gave you for fatigue? I need something. I had been on the provigil, but then heard something about it; I recall we discussed it on group, but now my brain has wiped it out. take care all, and sweet dreams, kate Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2008 Report Share Posted February 25, 2008 Yeah, at 37 I have to lay down after a simple shower. More times than not, I have gotten out of the shower in tears.Trista wrote: Tammy, I wouldn't worry. We all just jump in when we have something to say or ask. In the summer I do overheat. Any amount of warmth does me in. I have a button on my dryer that turns the air cool to keep my natural curls from frizzing. I use it for that, but more for not getting too hot. I dry my hair mostly with my finger on that button. LOL. I have a lot of hair, so I have to make sure I have the energy to stand in there 5 minutes. It totally disgusts me that at 37 I can't even take a freaking shower, without getting worn out. Tammy in Texas <tamatha_tx> wrote: Do you overheat trying to dry your hair? I did on Saturday. 1st time for that. It was cool on Saturday and I had to go outside to try and cool down. Drying my hair was useless as it was wet again around my face from sweating! I did not mean to take this strand away from Kate so I hope the questions I am asking on the subject matter are helpful to her as well as everyone else.Trista <tabeloe37> wrote: Tammy, I can so relate to this. A lot of days I don't have the energy to shower. If I do, then I have to rest with my hair in a towel for awhile before I can dry it. My arms are weak and tired and just blow drying my hair is a huge chore. And some days the fatigue is so bad, that just sitting here at the computer is too much. Just holding my head up to see the screen. I take Amantadine like Challis. I hope you find what works for you soon. Tammy in Texas <tamatha_tx> wrote: I am so wiped out with my fatigue. I can manage to load dryer, start a wash load, take dryer load to bedroom and then have to sit or lay down for at least 20 minutes. Then I can fold the load and deliver to various rooms and then it is break time again. I am really fighting it! I'm not on anything for it and have a neuro appt in March. Guess we will discuss it then.Kate Rothschild <katelloydkidzoptonline (DOT) net> wrote: Dear Group, Do you fight your fatigue, or just roll with it? I don't know if the Gamma Knife is wiping me out? All I know is even after sleeping for about 2 hours today, I'm ready for bed. I have heard very mixed things about provigil----is anyone on it? Challis, what is the other med your neuro gave you for fatigue? I need something. I had been on the provigil, but then heard something about it; I recall we discussed it on group, but now my brain has wiped it out. take care all, and sweet dreams, kate Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2008 Report Share Posted February 25, 2008 Yeah, at 37 I have to lay down after a simple shower. More times than not, I have gotten out of the shower in tears.Trista wrote: Tammy, I wouldn't worry. We all just jump in when we have something to say or ask. In the summer I do overheat. Any amount of warmth does me in. I have a button on my dryer that turns the air cool to keep my natural curls from frizzing. I use it for that, but more for not getting too hot. I dry my hair mostly with my finger on that button. LOL. I have a lot of hair, so I have to make sure I have the energy to stand in there 5 minutes. It totally disgusts me that at 37 I can't even take a freaking shower, without getting worn out. Tammy in Texas <tamatha_tx> wrote: Do you overheat trying to dry your hair? I did on Saturday. 1st time for that. It was cool on Saturday and I had to go outside to try and cool down. Drying my hair was useless as it was wet again around my face from sweating! I did not mean to take this strand away from Kate so I hope the questions I am asking on the subject matter are helpful to her as well as everyone else.Trista <tabeloe37> wrote: Tammy, I can so relate to this. A lot of days I don't have the energy to shower. If I do, then I have to rest with my hair in a towel for awhile before I can dry it. My arms are weak and tired and just blow drying my hair is a huge chore. And some days the fatigue is so bad, that just sitting here at the computer is too much. Just holding my head up to see the screen. I take Amantadine like Challis. I hope you find what works for you soon. Tammy in Texas <tamatha_tx> wrote: I am so wiped out with my fatigue. I can manage to load dryer, start a wash load, take dryer load to bedroom and then have to sit or lay down for at least 20 minutes. Then I can fold the load and deliver to various rooms and then it is break time again. I am really fighting it! I'm not on anything for it and have a neuro appt in March. Guess we will discuss it then.Kate Rothschild <katelloydkidzoptonline (DOT) net> wrote: Dear Group, Do you fight your fatigue, or just roll with it? I don't know if the Gamma Knife is wiping me out? All I know is even after sleeping for about 2 hours today, I'm ready for bed. I have heard very mixed things about provigil----is anyone on it? Challis, what is the other med your neuro gave you for fatigue? I need something. I had been on the provigil, but then heard something about it; I recall we discussed it on group, but now my brain has wiped it out. take care all, and sweet dreams, kate Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2008 Report Share Posted February 25, 2008 I'm trying to talk myself into taking one now. I have to, because of our appt. today. My stinking back keeps spasming though. All over in different spots. I'm sorry that you have to deal with this too. It just plainly sucks.Tammy in Texas wrote: Yeah, at 37 I have to lay down after a simple shower. More times than not, I have gotten out of the shower in tears.Trista <tabeloe37> wrote: Tammy, I wouldn't worry. We all just jump in when we have something to say or ask. In the summer I do overheat. Any amount of warmth does me in. I have a button on my dryer that turns the air cool to keep my natural curls from frizzing. I use it for that, but more for not getting too hot. I dry my hair mostly with my finger on that button. LOL. I have a lot of hair, so I have to make sure I have the energy to stand in there 5 minutes. It totally disgusts me that at 37 I can't even take a freaking shower, without getting worn out. Tammy in Texas <tamatha_tx> wrote: Do you overheat trying to dry your hair? I did on Saturday. 1st time for that. It was cool on Saturday and I had to go outside to try and cool down. Drying my hair was useless as it was wet again around my face from sweating! I did not mean to take this strand away from Kate so I hope the questions I am asking on the subject matter are helpful to her as well as everyone else.Trista <tabeloe37> wrote: Tammy, I can so relate to this. A lot of days I don't have the energy to shower. If I do, then I have to rest with my hair in a towel for awhile before I can dry it. My arms are weak and tired and just blow drying my hair is a huge chore. And some days the fatigue is so bad, that just sitting here at the computer is too much. Just holding my head up to see the screen. I take Amantadine like Challis. I hope you find what works for you soon. Tammy in Texas <tamatha_tx> wrote: I am so wiped out with my fatigue. I can manage to load dryer, start a wash load, take dryer load to bedroom and then have to sit or lay down for at least 20 minutes. Then I can fold the load and deliver to various rooms and then it is break time again. I am really fighting it! I'm not on anything for it and have a neuro appt in March. Guess we will discuss it then.Kate Rothschild <katelloydkidzoptonline (DOT) net> wrote: Dear Group, Do you fight your fatigue, or just roll with it? I don't know if the Gamma Knife is wiping me out? All I know is even after sleeping for about 2 hours today, I'm ready for bed. I have heard very mixed things about provigil----is anyone on it? Challis, what is the other med your neuro gave you for fatigue? I need something. I had been on the provigil, but then heard something about it; I recall we discussed it on group, but now my brain has wiped it out. take care all, and sweet dreams, kate Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2008 Report Share Posted February 25, 2008 I'm trying to talk myself into taking one now. I have to, because of our appt. today. My stinking back keeps spasming though. All over in different spots. I'm sorry that you have to deal with this too. It just plainly sucks.Tammy in Texas wrote: Yeah, at 37 I have to lay down after a simple shower. More times than not, I have gotten out of the shower in tears.Trista <tabeloe37> wrote: Tammy, I wouldn't worry. We all just jump in when we have something to say or ask. In the summer I do overheat. Any amount of warmth does me in. I have a button on my dryer that turns the air cool to keep my natural curls from frizzing. I use it for that, but more for not getting too hot. I dry my hair mostly with my finger on that button. LOL. I have a lot of hair, so I have to make sure I have the energy to stand in there 5 minutes. It totally disgusts me that at 37 I can't even take a freaking shower, without getting worn out. Tammy in Texas <tamatha_tx> wrote: Do you overheat trying to dry your hair? I did on Saturday. 1st time for that. It was cool on Saturday and I had to go outside to try and cool down. Drying my hair was useless as it was wet again around my face from sweating! I did not mean to take this strand away from Kate so I hope the questions I am asking on the subject matter are helpful to her as well as everyone else.Trista <tabeloe37> wrote: Tammy, I can so relate to this. A lot of days I don't have the energy to shower. If I do, then I have to rest with my hair in a towel for awhile before I can dry it. My arms are weak and tired and just blow drying my hair is a huge chore. And some days the fatigue is so bad, that just sitting here at the computer is too much. Just holding my head up to see the screen. I take Amantadine like Challis. I hope you find what works for you soon. Tammy in Texas <tamatha_tx> wrote: I am so wiped out with my fatigue. I can manage to load dryer, start a wash load, take dryer load to bedroom and then have to sit or lay down for at least 20 minutes. Then I can fold the load and deliver to various rooms and then it is break time again. I am really fighting it! I'm not on anything for it and have a neuro appt in March. Guess we will discuss it then.Kate Rothschild <katelloydkidzoptonline (DOT) net> wrote: Dear Group, Do you fight your fatigue, or just roll with it? I don't know if the Gamma Knife is wiping me out? All I know is even after sleeping for about 2 hours today, I'm ready for bed. I have heard very mixed things about provigil----is anyone on it? Challis, what is the other med your neuro gave you for fatigue? I need something. I had been on the provigil, but then heard something about it; I recall we discussed it on group, but now my brain has wiped it out. take care all, and sweet dreams, kate Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2008 Report Share Posted February 25, 2008 I'm trying to talk myself into taking one now. I have to, because of our appt. today. My stinking back keeps spasming though. All over in different spots. I'm sorry that you have to deal with this too. It just plainly sucks.Tammy in Texas wrote: Yeah, at 37 I have to lay down after a simple shower. More times than not, I have gotten out of the shower in tears.Trista <tabeloe37> wrote: Tammy, I wouldn't worry. We all just jump in when we have something to say or ask. In the summer I do overheat. Any amount of warmth does me in. I have a button on my dryer that turns the air cool to keep my natural curls from frizzing. I use it for that, but more for not getting too hot. I dry my hair mostly with my finger on that button. LOL. I have a lot of hair, so I have to make sure I have the energy to stand in there 5 minutes. It totally disgusts me that at 37 I can't even take a freaking shower, without getting worn out. Tammy in Texas <tamatha_tx> wrote: Do you overheat trying to dry your hair? I did on Saturday. 1st time for that. It was cool on Saturday and I had to go outside to try and cool down. Drying my hair was useless as it was wet again around my face from sweating! I did not mean to take this strand away from Kate so I hope the questions I am asking on the subject matter are helpful to her as well as everyone else.Trista <tabeloe37> wrote: Tammy, I can so relate to this. A lot of days I don't have the energy to shower. If I do, then I have to rest with my hair in a towel for awhile before I can dry it. My arms are weak and tired and just blow drying my hair is a huge chore. And some days the fatigue is so bad, that just sitting here at the computer is too much. Just holding my head up to see the screen. I take Amantadine like Challis. I hope you find what works for you soon. Tammy in Texas <tamatha_tx> wrote: I am so wiped out with my fatigue. I can manage to load dryer, start a wash load, take dryer load to bedroom and then have to sit or lay down for at least 20 minutes. Then I can fold the load and deliver to various rooms and then it is break time again. I am really fighting it! I'm not on anything for it and have a neuro appt in March. Guess we will discuss it then.Kate Rothschild <katelloydkidzoptonline (DOT) net> wrote: Dear Group, Do you fight your fatigue, or just roll with it? I don't know if the Gamma Knife is wiping me out? All I know is even after sleeping for about 2 hours today, I'm ready for bed. I have heard very mixed things about provigil----is anyone on it? Challis, what is the other med your neuro gave you for fatigue? I need something. I had been on the provigil, but then heard something about it; I recall we discussed it on group, but now my brain has wiped it out. take care all, and sweet dreams, kate Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2008 Report Share Posted February 25, 2008 I find that extreme heat is the worst for you. Just an opinion and what the dr's told me. Hugs, :)Trista wrote: I'm trying to talk myself into taking one now. I have to, because of our appt. today. My stinking back keeps spasming though. All over in different spots. I'm sorry that you have to deal with this too. It just plainly sucks.Tammy in Texas <tamatha_tx> wrote: Yeah, at 37 I have to lay down after a simple shower. More times than not, I have gotten out of the shower in tears.Trista <tabeloe37> wrote: Tammy, I wouldn't worry. We all just jump in when we have something to say or ask. In the summer I do overheat. Any amount of warmth does me in. I have a button on my dryer that turns the air cool to keep my natural curls from frizzing. I use it for that, but more for not getting too hot. I dry my hair mostly with my finger on that button. LOL. I have a lot of hair, so I have to make sure I have the energy to stand in there 5 minutes. It totally disgusts me that at 37 I can't even take a freaking shower, without getting worn out. Tammy in Texas <tamatha_tx> wrote: Do you overheat trying to dry your hair? I did on Saturday. 1st time for that. It was cool on Saturday and I had to go outside to try and cool down. Drying my hair was useless as it was wet again around my face from sweating! I did not mean to take this strand away from Kate so I hope the questions I am asking on the subject matter are helpful to her as well as everyone else.Trista <tabeloe37> wrote: Tammy, I can so relate to this. A lot of days I don't have the energy to shower. If I do, then I have to rest with my hair in a towel for awhile before I can dry it. My arms are weak and tired and just blow drying my hair is a huge chore. And some days the fatigue is so bad, that just sitting here at the computer is too much. Just holding my head up to see the screen. I take Amantadine like Challis. I hope you find what works for you soon. Tammy in Texas <tamatha_tx> wrote: I am so wiped out with my fatigue. I can manage to load dryer, start a wash load, take dryer load to bedroom and then have to sit or lay down for at least 20 minutes. Then I can fold the load and deliver to various rooms and then it is break time again. I am really fighting it! I'm not on anything for it and have a neuro appt in March. Guess we will discuss it then.Kate Rothschild <katelloydkidzoptonline (DOT) net> wrote: Dear Group, Do you fight your fatigue, or just roll with it? I don't know if the Gamma Knife is wiping me out? All I know is even after sleeping for about 2 hours today, I'm ready for bed. I have heard very mixed things about provigil----is anyone on it? Challis, what is the other med your neuro gave you for fatigue? I need something. I had been on the provigil, but then heard something about it; I recall we discussed it on group, but now my brain has wiped it out. take care all, and sweet dreams, kate Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Peace, Love and Hugs, D. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2008 Report Share Posted February 25, 2008 Amen to that!!!!Trista wrote: I'm trying to talk myself into taking one now. I have to, because of our appt. today. My stinking back keeps spasming though. All over in different spots. I'm sorry that you have to deal with this too. It just plainly sucks.Tammy in Texas <tamatha_tx> wrote: Yeah, at 37 I have to lay down after a simple shower. More times than not, I have gotten out of the shower in tears.Trista <tabeloe37> wrote: Tammy, I wouldn't worry. We all just jump in when we have something to say or ask. In the summer I do overheat. Any amount of warmth does me in. I have a button on my dryer that turns the air cool to keep my natural curls from frizzing. I use it for that, but more for not getting too hot. I dry my hair mostly with my finger on that button. LOL. I have a lot of hair, so I have to make sure I have the energy to stand in there 5 minutes. It totally disgusts me that at 37 I can't even take a freaking shower, without getting worn out. Tammy in Texas <tamatha_tx> wrote: Do you overheat trying to dry your hair? I did on Saturday. 1st time for that. It was cool on Saturday and I had to go outside to try and cool down. Drying my hair was useless as it was wet again around my face from sweating! I did not mean to take this strand away from Kate so I hope the questions I am asking on the subject matter are helpful to her as well as everyone else.Trista <tabeloe37> wrote: Tammy, I can so relate to this. A lot of days I don't have the energy to shower. If I do, then I have to rest with my hair in a towel for awhile before I can dry it. My arms are weak and tired and just blow drying my hair is a huge chore. And some days the fatigue is so bad, that just sitting here at the computer is too much. Just holding my head up to see the screen. I take Amantadine like Challis. I hope you find what works for you soon. Tammy in Texas <tamatha_tx> wrote: I am so wiped out with my fatigue. I can manage to load dryer, start a wash load, take dryer load to bedroom and then have to sit or lay down for at least 20 minutes. Then I can fold the load and deliver to various rooms and then it is break time again. I am really fighting it! I'm not on anything for it and have a neuro appt in March. Guess we will discuss it then.Kate Rothschild <katelloydkidzoptonline (DOT) net> wrote: Dear Group, Do you fight your fatigue, or just roll with it? I don't know if the Gamma Knife is wiping me out? All I know is even after sleeping for about 2 hours today, I'm ready for bed. I have heard very mixed things about provigil----is anyone on it? Challis, what is the other med your neuro gave you for fatigue? I need something. I had been on the provigil, but then heard something about it; I recall we discussed it on group, but now my brain has wiped it out. take care all, and sweet dreams, kate Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2008 Report Share Posted February 25, 2008 Yes, it is very bad for me in the summer. I dread every summer." D." wrote: I find that extreme heat is the worst for you. Just an opinion and what the dr's told me. Hugs, :)Trista <tabeloe37> wrote: I'm trying to talk myself into taking one now. I have to, because of our appt. today. My stinking back keeps spasming though. All over in different spots. I'm sorry that you have to deal with this too. It just plainly sucks.Tammy in Texas <tamatha_tx> wrote: Yeah, at 37 I have to lay down after a simple shower. More times than not, I have gotten out of the shower in tears.Trista <tabeloe37> wrote: Tammy, I wouldn't worry. We all just jump in when we have something to say or ask. In the summer I do overheat. Any amount of warmth does me in. I have a button on my dryer that turns the air cool to keep my natural curls from frizzing. I use it for that, but more for not getting too hot. I dry my hair mostly with my finger on that button. LOL. I have a lot of hair, so I have to make sure I have the energy to stand in there 5 minutes. It totally disgusts me that at 37 I can't even take a freaking shower, without getting worn out. Tammy in Texas <tamatha_tx> wrote: Do you overheat trying to dry your hair? I did on Saturday. 1st time for that. It was cool on Saturday and I had to go outside to try and cool down. Drying my hair was useless as it was wet again around my face from sweating! I did not mean to take this strand away from Kate so I hope the questions I am asking on the subject matter are helpful to her as well as everyone else.Trista <tabeloe37> wrote: Tammy, I can so relate to this. A lot of days I don't have the energy to shower. If I do, then I have to rest with my hair in a towel for awhile before I can dry it. My arms are weak and tired and just blow drying my hair is a huge chore. And some days the fatigue is so bad, that just sitting here at the computer is too much. Just holding my head up to see the screen. I take Amantadine like Challis. I hope you find what works for you soon. Tammy in Texas <tamatha_tx> wrote: I am so wiped out with my fatigue. I can manage to load dryer, start a wash load, take dryer load to bedroom and then have to sit or lay down for at least 20 minutes. Then I can fold the load and deliver to various rooms and then it is break time again. I am really fighting it! I'm not on anything for it and have a neuro appt in March. Guess we will discuss it then.Kate Rothschild <katelloydkidzoptonline (DOT) net> wrote: Dear Group, Do you fight your fatigue, or just roll with it? I don't know if the Gamma Knife is wiping me out? All I know is even after sleeping for about 2 hours today, I'm ready for bed. I have heard very mixed things about provigil----is anyone on it? Challis, what is the other med your neuro gave you for fatigue? I need something. I had been on the provigil, but then heard something about it; I recall we discussed it on group, but now my brain has wiped it out. take care all, and sweet dreams, kate Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Peace, Love and Hugs, D. Blessings, Trista 2 Chronicles 7:14 Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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