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Old 10-07-2006, 08:13 AM #1
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Default Fatigue anyone?
I suffer from fatigue, I am sure I am not alone.

Why, the meds? the situations? lack of sleep? extreme anxiety that leaves you drained? depression? all of the above?

Just wondering what trigger's people's fatigue. My lack of motivation has gone out the window, due to fatigue, or maybe I just don't care. Everything seems to be such an effort.


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