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Old 03-03-2008, 03:09 PM #1
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Default Why am I so tired?

I'm not sure what is going on and maybe this is just more of a vent than anything but if someone might have any input I'd sure appreciate it. I have been feeling so tired, not sleepy but my body feels weak and wore out. No matter how much I sleep I still want more sleep. I have been having trouble with keeping my balance as well as being dizzy some. Dh keeps saying he's worried about me and all I can say is I feel weird, it's hard to truly describe. Since I've been dx'd I haven't really felt like this. I feel like I've been dropped into wet cement and it's gradually drying.
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