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  1. 31-07-19, 05:05 PM #61
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    Love that book!

    Hmm, still a really physical activity when you need to listen to your body and rest....
    Do a little of something that makes you happy every day!

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    It's taken me a while to get into it but I'm enjoying it.

    I know. To be honest, I told him to strip the bed as he mentioned it needed doing yesterday and I didn't feel like this yesterday. I was hoping he'd forgotten when I woke up... have to be up early tomorrow too as I have blood tests and then hospital with my mother.
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    Loved The Book Thief
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jaquaia View Post
    It's done now. My dad stripped it first thing and my mum sorted the washer. The OT taught us an easier way to put a quilt cover on so it's not as hard as it used to be if I'm struggling. Been reading The Book Thief the rest of the afternoon
    Sounds an interesting book, I've just put an order in to Amazon for it
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    It is interesting Mike. I've never read anything from the German perspective before.

    Even better that it only cost me £2
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    Well the fatigue isn't as bad as it was yesterday, still not great but I have a little more energy. J is concerned about my mood again, he's noticed it tends to drop a lot when I'm fatigued. So going to try and rest, though tempted to go and have a look through my books in the shed so I can actually start GoT...
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    Some of you may have realised that I'm a huge Bluetones fan... well... MARK MORRISS JUST LIKED MY TWEET!!!!!!

    *swoons*
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jaquaia View Post
    Well the fatigue isn't as bad as it was yesterday, still not great but I have a little more energy. J is concerned about my mood again, he's noticed it tends to drop a lot when I'm fatigued. So going to try and rest, though tempted to go and have a look through my books in the shed so I can actually start GoT...
    Depression and fatigue are closely linked love.... You've not mentioned a mood drop here?
    Do a little of something that makes you happy every day!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Suzi View Post
    Depression and fatigue are closely linked love.... You've not mentioned a mood drop here?
    I agree totally depression can cause fatigue and fatigue can worsen depression, I'm sure when you see the Bluetones that will give you a boost.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Suzi View Post
    Depression and fatigue are closely linked love.... You've not mentioned a mood drop here?
    It's just getting normal to me now
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