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I had chronic fatigue so badly I couldn’t get out of bed I laid on the couch and my joints hurt. Than I at 56 started to feel better. Had relapse every now and again. Now at 68 I started to have such joint or pain in my hips and legs that some days I can hardly walk. I had x Rays said nothing showed up. So now I’m wondering is it the chronic fatigue has back and affecting my body and different ways. ?? Anyone else have this?
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Jen is amazing. I admire her ability to communicate so well and to reach so many people. I feel hope because of what she is doing.
I had chronic fatigue so badly I couldn’t get out of bed I laid on the couch and my joints hurt. Than I at 56 started to feel better. Had relapse every now and again. Now at 68 I started to have such joint or pain in my hips and legs that some days I can hardly walk. I had x Rays said nothing showed up. So now I’m wondering is it the chronic fatigue has back and affecting my body and different ways. ?? Anyone else have this?