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Post Op Energy Levels

I'm a little over 4 months post op and I'm still tired. Where is my burst of energy? I chew my vitamins daily, I'm getting my protein in and I can't stay out of the bed. All I want to do is sleep. I thought by now I would be working out more on the go more enjoying more. I have no motivation to get up... I just wanna sleep!

Is anyone else out there going through this?

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I am just over 2 months post op and I'm still tired a lot too. I do notice some more energy during the day I guess but I go to bed so early and sleep like 10-12 hours! Not sure if that's normal or not. All my Vitamin levels are fine- just had labs last week.

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I am just over 2 months post op and I'm still tired a lot too. I do notice some more energy during the day I guess but I go to bed so early and sleep like 10-12 hours! Not sure if that's normal or not. All my Vitamin levels are fine- just had labs last week.

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I am 2 months post op as well. I am glad to see that others are tired as well. I am getting my Vitamins and most of my Protein as well. I am guessing its just part of the process.

I'm 6 months post op and I'm tired all the time. Waiting for all that energy everyone talks about.

I'm tired now over 12 months lmbo

I am 4 months post op and tired most of the time too. Getting up at 4:30 a.m. has a lot to do with me being tired though. Once in a while I feel energetic, but not very often.

I had a burst of energy a month after surgery ( May 2,2013) and now not at all!!

Got my labs back and found out my iron was very low. Started taking iron ( even though my multi has 19 mg) with a Vit C twice daily 2 days ago so we will see when this will kick in.

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Yikes! I was thinking when I was healed and started losing I would have more energy. NOT! Lol. All I want to do is sleep. My labs r great. My doc says it will get better. I'm still waiting. Lol

I'm 4 months out. 91 pounds lighter. Don't get enough Protein only about 50g daily. Vitamin d an Iron really low. And I don't have energy. I'm tire all the time. I don't exercise bc I don't have the energy. What in the world is going on. I'm at a stall in wt loss too. I've been 90 pounds lost for a month now.

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Glad I found the Sleepy Group because I sure fit in. 2+ months out and I could hug a bear during winter time and catch some zzzZzzzzz snuggled next to him. Yeah ... That energy burst must have passed me by 50 light years at ludicrous speed.

I am 5 months out and exhausted all the time , I thought I would have all this energy but its worse now than before , hibernation couldn't come soon enough

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I sleep so much time away. I feel great about how I look and don't have the energy to go out and show it off. Lol. Every night I'm in bed by 8p. My daughter tucks me in. Lol

My tiredness is about every other day. I will do alot one day and then be down and out the next! ;)

I have wondered myself if it was just me. I have good days where I feel awesome and can get things done and moving like normal at work up and down the hall with patients and then days where I can barely get off the couch. My sleep is sporadic and I struggle with insomnia. I keep waiting for that energy too. Thought losing weight would help that along. I struggle sometimes getting work and home all done.

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