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Old 01-16-2018, 02:43 AM
Lebber Lebber is offline
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Originally Posted by Bud View Post
I kept trying and if I fell apart I would wait for a couple of weeks before trying again.

I was able to swim way before I could run again so I went with that. It was several months before I could get away with an extended elevated heart rate.

Your body will let you know when it's ready for the next level if you study it's signs without obsessing over them.

When I first started trying to reintroduce exercise to my day I could walk maybe 500' before exhaustion and I used 12 oz soup cans for weights. It was truly humiliating but I did manage to persevere as I was able.

It's all much better now, worth the struggle.

Bud

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Thank you bud! I am indeed a bit worried of relapsing. It happened many times before. But now i feel i can take it up a notch since I'm finally functioning normal. I will be carefull in reintroducing excersise. I hope it can counter the fatigue.

Btw I'm not only asking this for myself but for a friend who is also going to pcs. For her it's much worse. She has it for over 3 year and told me it only got slightly better after 2 years. Her biggest problem is fatigue. I feel heartbroken to see someone suffering so badly for so long. Im meeting up with her soon so we can discuss some strategies that can hopefully help.
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