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Multiple Sclerosis and Fatigue: How to Pace Daily Tasks with the Right Equipment

There's a particular kind of tired that people with multiple sclerosis know well, and it's not the kind a good night's sleep fixes. You might wake up already running on empty, or find that a simple task like showering or preparing breakfast leaves you needing to lie down for the rest of the morning. If you're a carer or support coordinator watching someone you look after hit this wall again and again, it can be just as confusing and frustrating from the outside.