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Default Muscle Fatigue Question

If this has been asked before, sorry for being a repeater - lol. I looked back to the beginning of the month and didn't find a thread for this.

Yesterday I did a lot of house work, and have major muscle fatigue today. I have the motivation to keep doing stuff, but the body is saying "no way"

Can anything besides rest help with this? I've been listening and have been sitting most of the day today, but it's been hard. LOL, why is it when the cog issues are at a low the physical ones seem to blow up? Wacky rollar coaster this MS is.

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