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Thankfully I am still sleeping during this taper. I know I’m still have a long way to go but I am always so tired. Like so tired. Is this a normal symptom? I’m hoping my brain requires the sleep to heal.

 

Please no negative responses. I can’t take them.

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Thankfully I am still sleeping during this taper. I know I’m still have a long way to go but I am always so tired. Like so tired. Is this a normal symptom? I’m hoping my brain requires the sleep to heal.

 

Please no negative responses. I can’t take them.

 

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Yes…I am always tired.  It is something I absolutely HATE!  I feel robbed sometimes.  I sleep about 4-6hours a night (broken) and I often take a nap too, but I don’t have the energy I use to have.  I was so energetic before all this started.  So you aren’t alone.

 

Marie

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Yes. Since tapering I have noticed that I FEEL more tired. While I was on 100% of the dose I was taking I guess I was more numb to being tired, if that makes sense? But now, I am more aware of it. What I find helpful is just drinking a significant amount of water and getting exercise (lifting weights, running, whatever you like). But yes, you are not alone as I believe this is part of the process.
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Yes, fatigue is my worst symptom. It has been since the very beginning of my taper. I’m close to being finished so it’s getting better but I still can’t exercise. I haven’t been able to exercise since this all started. As a matter of fact that’s how I knew something was wrong in the beginning. I was in the gym and was unable to finish my routine. This happened a couple of times and then the nightmare began. Yes it’s the benzo.
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Go for a run somewhere away from people, bring a jump rope, do bodyweight. There are lots of alternatives.

 

Unfortunately it's tough to convince ourselves that something new will be good for us  :-[ ... but it will! Getting exercise does something (heard someone talking about this with Lewis Howes) where it inspires hope. Think of it as a way to help your body in the healing process, even though it might be challenging to do. It doesn't have to be in the gym.  :)

 

Yes, fatigue is my worst symptom. It has been since the very beginning of my taper. I’m close to being finished so it’s getting better but I still can’t exercise. I haven’t been able to exercise since this all started. As a matter of fact that’s how I knew something was wrong in the beginning. I was in the gym and was unable to finish my routine. This happened a couple of times and then the nightmare began. Yes it’s the benzo.

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