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Sleeve and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

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Ive had Chronic Fatigue for sometime and it's wierd I will have times where I feel ok my energy is alright then I go for weeks at a time where I literally have to force my butt out of bed in the morning. Thank God im on my feet all day long at work if I sat down i'd not get back up. I had surgery on 2/19 I am hoping that all the protein I will be eating will help with the tiredness. I have no idea how much protein I ate prior to surgery but im thinking positive. Also I would like to get into a gym as soon as my surgeon clears me for it.

If you find out any secrets that help you please let me know I'd love to have things to try. :}

I didn't have CFS but did suffer with glandular fever 2 months post op. I was suffering from extreme fatigue for about 3-4months. If you're not moving, don't eat. Simple. I was forcing myself up and to work after 1 month bed rest. I had my best weight loss during that period.

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Mine is horrible. I get up for work exhausted. My lunch time the pain .and fatigue are full on. When I get off of work I have to take pain meds

Then struggle to stay awake for an hour to spend time with my family. I go to bed at 7:00 or 8:00. Most weekends I don't leave the house because I am so tired. I am praying this surgery will help!

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