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So...for the benefit of newbies...how would YOU describe your MS fatigue?
Like trying to pull two 100# blocks of cement, that are attached to your legs, through a current of water running against you, while you have the flu.

And I'm not exaggerating.
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Like trying to pull two 100# blocks of cement, that are attached to your legs, through a current of water running against you, while you have the flu.

And I'm not exaggerating.
And with your arms tied behind your back!!!
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Like you have been swimming in a pool all day long, and you just hauled yourself out and you immediately miss the buoyancy of the water. It feels like your body is dragging itself down .... like gravity has quadrupled.
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