"I'm fine in the mornings, but by the afternoon the fatigue really kicks in"...it's remarkable how the brain works: A BBC article and audio

[eekt]

"Mentally I have to see that this is me now," she says. "I'm happy in my own skin again. So there's no reason why I can't just run with life as I am now."

bbc.co.uk/news/disability-4...

[Lupiknits]

Fascinating! I love he positive final attitude after all the problems. " This is me, now" is something I'm quite in awe of. Thanks.

[eekt in reply to Lupiknits]

Yes, a remarkable person...and some good coping strategies for when brain fog kicks in, especially if you can plan in advance because it's on a 24-hour cycle! My brain's mince by 3pm! 🤗💪👆 xxx

[Lupiknits in reply to eekt]

I might see if I have 24hr brain cycle. I know my stomach wakes up around 3pm, but when the fog hits it's hard to organise myself anything!

[eekt in reply to Lupiknits]

I'm sure that sighthound of yours helps keep you on track! Mine did a grand job of organising me! And somehow gave me the urge to go up a hill and see the sunrise this morning, very invigorating on a cold, clear morn 🐺 xxx

[Lupiknits in reply to eekt]

I forgot the Blue boy! Of course he keeps me to his cycle. Good on you for the early morning walk. Blue had a 4 hr outing with some "Borrow My Doggie" people. It's totally confirmed he's a city dog. They went down a lane where there were cows to be seen behind the hedge. He wasn't afraid or ready to attack, but rather stunned by them! x