Tagged: exhaustion, tired
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Leslie.
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December 20, 2021 at 7:42 am #22501
Mary Beth Skylis
ModeratorOn some days, my dad wakes up feeling enthusiastic and strong. On others, he sleeps poorly and spends the waking hours in a state of exhaustion. How do you manage your low-energy days? Do you ever nap? Do you take a break from your exercise routine?
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December 21, 2021 at 10:26 am #22639
Clive Varejes
ParticipantI know the feeling.
I actually force myself to go to gym or cycle, and that actually makes me feel more energetic.
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December 21, 2021 at 3:05 pm #22644
Louis Comitini
ParticipantIf I workout, walk slow jog or some type of movement, I generally feel much better and less sluggish during the day. It’s a brutal feeling but once in a while I go for a 15 minute to a half hour rest, which usually brings me closer to my next medication and feel better eventually. When I sleep poorly I always feel like crap during the day. For me a good sleep and exercise is the key to having a better day, even a walk outside makes me feel better.
Love to all of you with PD and all our friends and family who help us have a better day/week/month
Louis Comitini Hudson Quebec Canada
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December 21, 2021 at 11:28 pm #22650
Stev
ParticipantI have found nicotine to be an amazing help in concentration and energy both. But never through smoking. Nicotine in the form of gum or lozenges.. I recommend “Lucy Gum” or lozenges. I have also found that methylene blue is excellent for increased energy. The only real downside is a Smurf tongue. But if you are masking for Covid NBD.
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December 22, 2021 at 2:01 am #22652
Clive Varejes
ParticipantStrange, I’ve never heard of that before, but as we have slightly differing symptoms different things work for us.
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December 22, 2021 at 3:49 am #22653
Garry Maxfield
ParticipantOn low energy days I push to keep my regular routine; I find the more active I am, (within reason), the better I feel. While everyone will have different degrees and different lifestyles, walking up and down steps and keeping up my archery is both mentally and physically helpful in my situation
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December 23, 2021 at 4:57 pm #22664
Marlene Donnelly
ParticipantI have found that caffeinated mints (comes as gum too) help. Drinking a cup of coffee bothers my stomach, but I have no problem with these. I use the Viter Energy brand that is online. Their sample pack is inexpensive, and once I found I liked them, the offers available make the cost of these mints very reasonable.
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December 24, 2021 at 7:29 am #22671
Leslie
ParticipantWhen I have a low energy day, I am useless. I’ve tried to push myself & break through the sluggishness which for me has always resulted in a physical accident, or messes to clean up because of my clumsiness. My low energy even makes it difficult to transfer & pushback in my wheelchair.
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