Fatigue management
Hi! Just wondering has anyone come up with a way to manage Fatigue. I am finding as time goes on it is not improving. In my recent checkup with the GP he asked me to think about what medications I...
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Hi Christine,
Oh I can relate to the enjoyment of getting out into the garden to recharge the batteries and also to de-stress. After my mastectomy my sister gave me a gift card for the local nursery so I could buy some gorgeous flowers for the garden which I could gaze upon as I recuperated. Only problem was I went overboard bending and potting them when I still had drains in - oops!! Was totally worth it though. I have not had to have chemo or radiotherapy and experience the fatigue that comes from those treatments but I do know the benefit of allowing yourself time to get out and smell those daffodils, marvel in their beauty, watch the petals dancing in the breeze and just taking time to slow down without placing any pressure on yourself whilst doing it would have to be one of life's greatest pleasures! I don't know I'd it helps with fatigue. It it sure helps with feeling good. Hoping that the Ever ready Bunny comes and waves his energy wand over you soon. Xx Cath