It is more than just being tired.
Studies show that fatigue exists in 78% to 96% of people with cancer, particularly in people actively undergoing treatment.
And when it hits, "I don't have a square to share"
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Robound Pronunciation: ree-bound; –verb 1. to bound or spring back from force of impact. 2. to recover, as from ill health or discouragement.
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It sounds like you have been busy lately. It also sounds like it's time for a nap.
ReplyDeleteYou have been busy, especially with cheering on K at her winning hockey championship game. Have a good rest.
ReplyDeleteTime to slow down for a bit, Dodi, and get rested up before your next treatment. Remember, there are many who are willing to do whatever you need done, so take time for yourself!
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