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I've been in remission since June of 2024, and I still get an occasional day where I crash the whole day. Although those are now days apart, and only happen if I push myself too hard for a stretch of days.
Or is that part of old age.
Best thing.... is to just 'roll with it'.
Greeting from a California team member. My grandfather was born in Wales and my other grand parents were born in Mexico. My Mexican grandfather was 25% Irish & his mom was 50% Irish. I did not know we were suppose to have low energy? I also amazed my doctor that I continued to visit the gym 3 times a week and continued to do hard labor on my ranch. After a few years with Leukemia I am starting to feel like I am 40 year old versus my 73. Before I was ill I thought I was 30? Maybe I have strange genetics or I had a good life? I hope others can find their way of improving their life because leukemia is a lifetime experience. Celebrating Long Life (CLL)
Yes, excessive fatigue and needing extra rest is an extremely common symptom of leukemia, affecting 80-100% of people with the condition. This isn't just normal tiredness that goes away after a good night's sleep - it's a persistent, overwhelming exhaustion that can significantly impact daily activities and quality of life.
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