Glad to hear your finally feeling better…sometimes we have to do some of the work ourselves because we know our bodies best! Good for you and keep living the good life!

Fatigue: Shouldn't last but a month. I ended radiation and all my treatments Feb. 14th. Felt a little tired, but by March 15th I was exhausted even more, couldn't get a deep breath, was nauseated, had the chills and fevers and no stamina. I knew this wasn't normal "you've been through a lot" symptoms, so I insisted my onco run tests. My liver enzymes were sky high and I had a UTI prob from surgery in Jan when I was cathed. I never knew low liver function could cause nausea and SOB and no energy. Have them check your levels. My B/iron was low too. Letrozole will also make you tired. So I take it at night. It's taken me 8 weeks with the liver issues and all those symptoms for 8 weeks when I finally demanded a 7 day steroid dose and that cleared it all up. My energy is back 10fold, no more symptoms, and 2 antibiotics later and I'm finally getting to live post cancer life. 3 months out of my life I will never get back, so I'm taking this energy and time and doing it all!!! Oh and the liver inflammation they think was a drug injury from either Augmentin antibiotic or Letrozole.

I have a friend who is three years out and says the fatigue is mostly gone but will hit out if the blue sometimes. She says she just takes a down day—bunny slippers day🥰

I'm sorry you're suffering this way, DonnaGuineaPloc what does your doctor suggest you to do for this?
I've been told excersice is the best remedy. I find it hard to exercise when I'm so tired.
I sympathize with you. I do push myself to walk a lot, I aim for six thousand steps a day.
Most days I can make this, but not everyday. Check your cell phone for a walking app to help you keep count.
God bless you DonnaGuinesPloc!❤️🙏🤗😘🧔‍♂️🤴🌕🔥🕊😇👸📿🌹❤️

Oh Judy I’m so sorry you aren’t feeling well! I’m in FL but about two hours from you. I wish I could help. Sending a gentle hug💖