Quick update...

[johnpalmer]

I'm still here. I'm 50 years old now. I'm trying to keep up but I'm short on time due to training, stress, and general tiredness.

My hip's reshaping and unless I'm very wrong, I'm working on the last 2-3 tight/short muscles now. This is kind of exciting, though I'm not sure what one does with a working hip (besides hurt less), when one has chronic fatigue. (Still, I imagine walking and jogging on a sore&suboptimal hip is more tiring than otherwise.)

I'm trying some of this and that to help manage the fatigue, and it's not working well yet, but there are brighter spots.

The new job is still fun and exiting and I'm even starting to do some work, which is good.

Here's hoping you're all happy, well, living in peace and with prosperity, seeking and finding the great joys of living. And now, back to trying to catch up; I'm about a week behind (still!)

Comments

[dubhain]

I'll be fifty-two, in another month and change.

Fifty's survivable. After all, we're all about twenty-three or so, in our heads. *g.*

Best of luck with the fatigue. I need to find a GP and be seen for mine, amongst other things.

Hoping the birthday went well. Take care, eh?

[wordweaverlynn]

Happy birthday!

[gingicat]

Lack of pain is in itself a stress and fatigue reducer, yes. Wishing you well.

[desert_dragon]

Yay for all the good things! ~hugs~

[ljgeoff]

Here's to keeping on! I'm 55, and I'd have to say that I'm a little more tired than I was in my 40s, but much more stable overall, more so the further back I compare.

I hope you had a lovely birthday!

[ftemery.livejournal.com]

Happy belated 50th, youngster!