Hey Wheelsuck, I ended up at Jon Patricious and went for bloodtests...also coxsacchie. At that time had been in and out of doctors offices all too much. when I went to him and found out the results was sent immediately to the cardiologist, thank goodness heart is still good. I was dizzy for over a month and took off many single days here and there from work. When I started exercising again I would do 20kms which took over an hour and would get home feeling like I'd raced 150kms. Sometimes it would take me a month to recover and be able to get back on a bike. Some days just to get up and bath was hard. I remember one friday I went to bed early and basically woke up sunday late morning still feeling like I had only had 2 hours sleep the entire weekend. It is now 6-7 years and I have NEVER gotten back to the form I had before I was sick. I still have bad days but my recovery is now a lot quicker and I can at least ride and even race if you get the training and recovery right. I have found that diet plays an important role as well, try stick to natural foods, lots of fruit and veg. To this day I'm still trying to find the right combination of vitamins and supplements to improve my performance but you eventually also learn and adjust to the lifestyle change. The nice thing is my body reacts as if I exercise a lot and I look slim and healthy and toned even though I do half if not a third of what everyone else does who I know. In my opinion, just keep fighting it and it gets better every day, every month, every year. learn to deal with the dpressive episodes, it is part of the disease and keep positive. Good luck there!!
