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Has Anyone Here Been Accepted For The MAID Program For AS?
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Just read the article on fatigue, spend a good part of the week researching medication. Seems like its extreme fatigue / depression or pain. Im not willing to deal with either anymore

posted March 21
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A MySpondylitisTeam Member

I have never herd of that.

posted March 22
A MySpondylitisTeam Member

I agree. Before i was on medication i had a lot of pain but i also had energy.

posted March 22
A MySpondylitisTeam Member

More than all other symptoms I experience, fatigue I believe is the most debilitating currently fir me. I have to talk myself into getting out of bed. The anxiety, depression and pain, on top of no energy and fatigue is so hard these days. I am struggling just to live day to day. So Tired.

posted March 22

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