God bless you. It’s not your imagination. My cardiologist was amazingly unaware of the symptoms (just as you described them) caused to some by all the medications you mentioned, including Repatha. When I couldn’t get out of bed (and I am a very active person) I had to stop the Repatha. My cardiologist blew me off. Some people have no side effects, others, like you and I, have debilitating side effects. My cardiologist seemed to think I was either faking the side effects or exaggerating them. His attitude was to take these medications no matter how sick they made me. It took much longer for the Repatha symptoms to leave my body than it took the various statins. I ultimately decided that I would rather live a shorter life and be happy and active than to live bed bound by a drug. And, I was concerned about what I was putting my body through each time I tried another one. Right now I am on Terzepitide with no side effects. (It is not a statin). It has potential to lower LPL. I will test again in a couple of months (after 6 months on it). I am going to report back here. At this point in my life I am skeptical about the numbers obsession especially when the “cure” for high numbers are drugs that make me sick. I’m old enough to have witnessed drugs come and go, one day they are miracle makers and the next they will kill you (statins feel like killers). My internist told me to quit worrying about it. He said I’m active, eat healthy and I’m enjoying my life. He also points to my 3.5 ratio.