Excellent description. I was like this yesterday. And even part of today. I waaaaay overdid it yesterday and couldn't even form a sentence when I got home. Too tired to even think OR talk. I took a 2 hour nap this afternoon and feel so much better now. How on earth did I used to work upwards of 60 hours a week and still be able to function?? Fatigue is my most limiting symptom.

If I dont have any on the front of my shirt, I didnt eat today. I swear I just cant seem to eat without looking like a 3 year old. a bib may not be a bad idea.

Im too tired to care.

I know, Dej. Some days I'm doing good just to fix myself something to eat....let alone worry about whether or not I got it on my clothes. That's why I jut stay in my jammies some days.

It's taken me two days to begin to feel somewhat "normal" again.....whatever that is. Normal for me is tired for someone else. Tired for me is exhausted for others. Exhausted for me is immobile for some folks.

My oldest DS was asking about fatigue when we were out on Thursday. I tried to explain it to him and couldn't really make him understand. Once we got home and he witnessed me not even being able to get up to tell him goodbye I think he got a glimpse of it.

To someone who has never experienced MSFatigue, it's useless trying to explain it. There is NO comparison and they will always think you are exagerating..

Ever been too tired to think? I simply couldnt form the words in my own head to be able to think, let alone speak. Just tell DH, "must lay" and he gets it. After a rest break he comes in and says "got your words?" Too tired to think is an awful feeling.

Yes, to tired to think and sometimes too tired to breath!!

I am just now feeling a little closer to what my "normal" is after a full day out on Thursday. It's taken me two full days just to get back to tired.....not exhausted. It's such a good feeling to know there's nowhere I have to be and to just be able to stay at home.