fatigue

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Hi, I'm 43 and frustrated; I've been positive for 5 years.

I've always been an active, and busy man. I've never been lazy. I can

still lift weights greater than my own body weight; but only for a short

time.

I feel so guilty when I experience fatigue because all of a sudden I

feel I can't pull my own weight.

I live on disability, but I may end up losing it before the year's end

because My husband and I may finally get equality under the welfare sector.

However, the fact that I receive disability provides me with an income I

am able to contribute to the household.

for the sake of recognition I will be happy once we are granted equal

recognition, mainly for those in less equitable circumstances. But,

thanks to the on-going fatigue I experience I'm not sure I could face

returning to the workforce at this time.

I have a real dilemma.

are there any helpful suggestions out there?

Graham

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