Good days vs Bad days
Its difficult to explain to "healthy people" the difference between my good and bad days. As time goes on the picture becomes more clear. As we thoroughly enjoy our UFC parties they become increasingly difficult for me. This is just one example I can think of. We get the house "ready" which requires more standing then usual, preparing some food (more standing then usual) and then the entertaining (more standing then usual). Let's just say the next day is a bad bad day. I typically am in bed by 3pm and stay there all night. The increase in inflammation from standing causes an increase in fatigue. That's an example of a "bad day". This will almost always happen after any social event. I often have to "pick and choose" what I do socially. I will always pay for it the next day, and sometimes two or three. Sometimes things just aren't worth it to me.. no offense to anyone. My good days I am able to get out of the house, althoug