Last Tuesday, I woke up in the morning, and although I had a lot of sleep the night before, felt like I was in a stuper..... I did not feel like I really woke up.
I thought, once I get to my tennis league, and start playing, it would go away. It didn't. There I was on the court, with 3 other ladies, trying to play doubles, while feeling like I got hit over the head with a ton of bricks. All I could think about was wanting to go back to bed. I could barely move. Mind you, this is a very competitive, 4.0 level league.
Then I started feeling whoosey. It was a real mess. It took all the self control I had just to stay on the court, like a lump, while my partners would do all the running, ( and serving) for me.
I must say, I was extremely uncomfortable, both physically, and emotionally. I hated this!!!
My doctor suggested I try Ampyra, which I tried last night, and immediately got very dizzy.
Any suggestions for dealing with crushing fatigue, while trying to participate in a competitive sport?
I thought, once I get to my tennis league, and start playing, it would go away. It didn't. There I was on the court, with 3 other ladies, trying to play doubles, while feeling like I got hit over the head with a ton of bricks. All I could think about was wanting to go back to bed. I could barely move. Mind you, this is a very competitive, 4.0 level league.
Then I started feeling whoosey. It was a real mess. It took all the self control I had just to stay on the court, like a lump, while my partners would do all the running, ( and serving) for me.
I must say, I was extremely uncomfortable, both physically, and emotionally. I hated this!!!
My doctor suggested I try Ampyra, which I tried last night, and immediately got very dizzy.
Any suggestions for dealing with crushing fatigue, while trying to participate in a competitive sport?
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