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Rosie_B

Updated 10mo ago

Coping with Daily Fatigue from Mental and Chronic Illness

How do you deal with daily fatigues from mental illness & chronic illness?

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Pisforpotato

2y

Truthfully, I just refuel with caffeine ALL DAY. Is it healthy? Probably not, but it’s better than sleeping all day. I really like the Celsius drinks and water packets.
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jakiyah

2y

My mom suffered with this and she would drink redbulls all day... I suggest looking into herbs that help with energy something that works with you body's natural chemistry 💕💕
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jakiyah

2y

Not a big fan on tea? Try herb capsules👍
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SkylerRose

2y

I second this
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Screename

2y

Ive been off all meds since January of this year. I attribute it mainly to following the Wim Hof method. Daily cold exposure with ice baths, and breathwork 3-7 times per week. Happy to help any other crohnies struggling. Finally beating this!
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healthy_gal

2y

Lots of short naps and smaller meals instead of 3 big ones I have like 5 small ones so that I don’t crash mid day :)
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Jshor18

2y

I learned that it's something we have to live with, as brutally honest and hard it is to hear, we just have to accept it. I'm sorry if this isn't what you want to hear, but I'm here if you need to chat
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RisingMoon

2y

Hii
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SkylerRose

2y

You gotta put gas in a car to keep it going. Try anything to get your blood flow pumping, that's what really helped me recover from mental burn out, and give me the motivation to try n do things to improve myself, and mental health
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History.and.cats

2y

I like snacks, I get really light headed and they help with that and energy for me. And honestly a lot of resting because I don't always have the energy to human
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WWJD

2y

I'm always so tired. I take naps when I can, sometimes a short nap in my car at work during "lunch". I try to take natural supplements, I have some I like, but I'm not sure the rules on talking about products, they aren't miracle workers but it helps some. I wish there was a better solution. Talked to my doctor/specialist about it and they basically said, yep, thats your life with your conditions.
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killakam

2y

I have to take iron to have any energy but also b12. I can see a difference when I take it. But I also never miss my sugar free redbull lol.
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mtngoat

2y

Caffeine, weed, and self-care.

The content in this post is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

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