I am just curious if any of the family members/caregivers experienced overwhelming fatigue at the time of diagnosis or crisis?
When my mom was diagnosed I could not speak with anyone without crying (even at work). Now I don't cry as much, but I am just sooooooooooo tired. I am 99% sure it is not physical as I have had so many medical tests (unrelated) recently. All I want to do and all I can do is sleep. I feel like my body has been run over by a truck.
I went to work Wed and Thurs. I came home, worked on the cookbook and slept. Today I was off and I ran some errands with my parents (my dad forgets he had surgrery. Apparently Buddy, the mini-poodle, carried in his own 10lb. bag of dog food), did laundry and have no energy to even make the bed
Just wanted to see if others experienced the same and/or make ofthers feel better if they do
I also strongly encourage our survivors to post how they feel in LC Survivors as they are the most important ones and I am merely a whiney daughter. I know that issue had been addressed in the LC Survivors forum I remember when people posted I passed it along to my mom and it helped her.
PS--I made my mom stop with me today to get lottery tickets. I figured what are the odds of two parents getting lung cancer and two recent miscarriages :)I can now never forget, positive pregnancy test the day of his biopsy, miscarriage day of PET scan. I am sure the odds are much higher than lotto, but hey, gotta have a dream