John, I can relate to your situation. I was diagnosed with atypical connective tissue disorder according to the medical records I submitted to the Dow Corning Settlement for silicone implants. The procedure for the implants after bilateral mastectomies was supposed to be a surgery to prevent breast cancer but proceeded to ruin my life and health. I couldn’t drive 10 minutes without pulling over to the side of the road and taking a nap. Fatigue became so severe that I turned off the lights in the faculty room in the school where I taught and took a nap during my prep time. The superintendent walked in and turned on the lights; that’s when I realized I had to have explanation for very fungal, dissolving implants. I developed Sjogrens also. The worst though was that my tendons dissolved in my shoulders (had four rotator cuff surgeries - none of which succeeded) The arch in my right foot also dissolved and was rebuilt. After explantation and 10 years of healing, I rescued my shoulders with reverse shoulder replacement surgeries. Finally I had cleaned out my system enough to have success with the shoulders. I retired from teaching at 57 to devote my life to healing. I still take a 20-30 minute daily nap and don’t plan to do too much in one day. I will have bursts of energy for a day followed by a restive next day. I empathize with you completely.