Deb I always attribute being tired to my rapidly advancing (*@#+!) age.
I guess it doesn’t occur to me that it might be related to the MGUS but it certainly might be.
Some days I have good energy and others, I suggest popcorn and Chardonnay for dinner to avoid making a cooking mess.
I’ve frequently been grateful that MGUS was diagnosed almost at the end of my career. I had planned retirement @ 70 and only had to work a few more months after diagnosis. On those days when my energy is low I catch up on my reading and even nap. In short, if I can pay attention to what my body is telling me, I can adjust my settings and feel better.
I hope you can adjust your sails and feel better too.
Hugs.