Inca
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On a good day I chuck some clothes on (don't bother with shower just put jogpants/fleeceover PJ's to preserve energy) and get my dog out first thing sometimes just been out in the fresh air helps and I feel better by the time I get home. I use a mobility scooter too so reduces amount of energy needed to fit his walks in.. sometimes I manage something else then like breakfast before needing to rest again..then getup again later..try and do a bit more ..then rest for longer time..3-6pm ...then try and get up to see to doggy for a couple of hours before retiring to bed at 8pm (to watch some TV).
Other days it takes me until lunctime to get going..doggy always get priority..so whatever energy I have is used on his walk and play etc then its whatever I have left ..usually isn't much so housework etc rarely gets done!..and rarely ever have any spare to go out to get dressed up, go out socialise as getting in and out of car with crutches and speaking and understanding people seems to take a huge amount of energy and zap any energy I did feel I had..really fast! ...requiring days for recovery.
I often do better in summer when days are longer and warmer but not if it too hot...heatwave weather wipes me out as much as really cold weather
Other days it takes me until lunctime to get going..doggy always get priority..so whatever energy I have is used on his walk and play etc then its whatever I have left ..usually isn't much so housework etc rarely gets done!..and rarely ever have any spare to go out to get dressed up, go out socialise as getting in and out of car with crutches and speaking and understanding people seems to take a huge amount of energy and zap any energy I did feel I had..really fast! ...requiring days for recovery.
I often do better in summer when days are longer and warmer but not if it too hot...heatwave weather wipes me out as much as really cold weather