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Good description, Erika! You did a much better job at describing some of it than I did. Also, good idea about describing what you are feeling as opposed to saying, "I'm fatigued." Fatigued means different things to different people including doctors. Describing how you muscles feel after getting 1/2 way through a shower gives them a better idea of what may be going on and will help in better diagnostics and treatment.
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