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ME/CFS and longstanding trouble getting up; credits sunrise alarm and B vitamins

Condition
ME/CFS
At worst
Not stated
Ill for
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Last post
Mar 2026
In their words
  • Condition: ME/CFSI have always had difficulty getting up in the morning. In context ↗
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Summary

Ocean 13934 described longstanding difficulty getting up in the morning. They said a sunrise alarm clock helped them wake gradually, and that taking B vitamins and vitamin D helped regulate their energy and sleep cycle. They also prepared breakfast and clothes the night before to make mornings easier. No overall ME/CFS course or recovery was described.

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What they tried

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  • sunrise alarm clock · HelpedI used a sunrise alarm clock which gradually gets brighter over like 20 minutes or something. It really helped me get over the initial difficulty of just waking up In context ↗
  • reducing morning mental and physical load (pre-prepared breakfast, clothes ready) · HelpedI also have my breakfast pre-prepared the night before (overnight oats for me) so I don’t have to think when I get up ... Reduce your mental and physical load in the morning as much as possible. In context ↗
  • b vitamins · Helpedtake my b vitamins/vitamin D, both of which help me to regulate my energy throughout the day and my sleep cycle In context ↗

Symptoms mentioned

Their words about their symptoms
  • Sleep problemsI have always had difficulty getting up in the morning In context ↗

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