ME/CFS
Post🥄 Medium readanonymous
Pacing is the most important thing I've learned in 7 years of ME. Not the concept — everyone tells you the concept. The actual practice of it. The heart rate monitoring approach (staying under 60% of max HR) is the only thing that's helped me avoid crashes consistently. Garmin watch, set an alert. When it vibrates, I stop. Full stop. It took 6 months before I could do it consistently but my baseline is genuinely better.
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anonymous

I only started to fully pace myself after realizing I need to keep my heart Tate under 110, at first it sounded way to low for me but then a doctor told me this and it reduced the times I had a post exercise crash dramatically!

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