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Old 03-13-2012, 06:20 PM
AstaireGal AstaireGal is offline
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Originally Posted by agate View Post
Hi AstaireGal,

I'm sorry you've been having fatigue problems.

I'm wondering if there's any reason why you couldn't just take a nap when you're sleepy as a general rule?
Maybe you have a job and can't take time off for a nap?

If so, you might be able to make arrangements so you can get a rest period in.

I've had MS for over 30 years and wouldn't be any good at all without an afternoon nap. I'm really strict about it. I try not to let anything interfere with it.
Oh, I DO take a nap - the one I described in my post In other words, my body falls asleep (naps) whether I want to or not! I don't work (had to go on disability in Sept. 2006), but my hubby is my caregiver and he works from home. So, come 3PM or so I just nod off while sitting in my power chair. Funny thing is; if I have my husband take a break from work in order to transfer me (using a patient lift) to my recliner; it makes me wake up and not be able to take a nap! Weird, huh?
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