Life with Fibromyalgia, Degenerative Disk Disease, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and whatever else is wrong with me is hard. Being in pain 24-7 with no relief makes doing normal chores hard. Just doing the dishes or vacuuming takes a huge tole on my body. After getting the vit B12 shot a few weeks ago, I have noticed an increase in energy. I am still in pain
(I'm never pain free), but my energy level is up allowing me to actually get some chores done without feeling like my body was being put through a meat grinder. I have been taking full advantage of this increase in energy and getting as much done as I can every day. I listen to my body and take breaks and I admit I wish I had enough energy to do a deep clean through the entire house, but that's not the case. My kitchen has been staying clean everyday for the last 4 days. All the dishes are done by the end of each day. My counter tops stay cleaned off and disinfected, the floor swept daily. I was able to make a deeper clean in the kitchen as well as my bedroom. Oddly the colder it gets the better I feel. This is the first time in a year and 3 months that I've felt relatively normal. I thank God for the relief, even if it's small, it's still an improvement.
(I'm never pain free), but my energy level is up allowing me to actually get some chores done without feeling like my body was being put through a meat grinder. I have been taking full advantage of this increase in energy and getting as much done as I can every day. I listen to my body and take breaks and I admit I wish I had enough energy to do a deep clean through the entire house, but that's not the case. My kitchen has been staying clean everyday for the last 4 days. All the dishes are done by the end of each day. My counter tops stay cleaned off and disinfected, the floor swept daily. I was able to make a deeper clean in the kitchen as well as my bedroom. Oddly the colder it gets the better I feel. This is the first time in a year and 3 months that I've felt relatively normal. I thank God for the relief, even if it's small, it's still an improvement.
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