Gifts That Fight Fatigue

Gifts that fight fatigue are perfect for the person who has everything, as well as those who live with chronic health conditions such as multiple sclerosis, transverse myelitis, arthritis, fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue syndrome.

People who have cancer, or who are going through chemotherapy also experience severe fatigue and would appreciate these gifts, as would those who suffer from insomnia and sleeping disorders.

I have chosen these gifts based upon personal experience. I have had transverse myelitis, a demyelinating disorder accompanied by disabling fatigue and weakness, since 1996.

You will find gifts to help with relaxation and products that help conserve energy to reduce fatigue. Treat yourself, or any tired person, with a gift that fights fatigue!

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I recently purchased one of these white noise machines to help me sleep, and let me tell you, it does a terrific job! I have slept so well ever since this thing arrived!

It is so easy to use! Just plug it in and turn it on. It creates a fan-like noise that puts me right to sleep and keeps me there until the alarm goes off in the morning.

I feel better than I have in years since investing in this device. I wish I had gotten one years ago!

If this many people are crazy about a product, there must be something to it! This little mat looks so simple, but works wonders!

Keep one at home and one in your desk. Have a Nayoya break! Works better than coffee and a candy bar to get you over that mid-afternoon slump!

This is a wonderful product that will make any mattress more comfortable and restful. The memory foam makes up for any sagging spots in an old mattress. It reduces pressure points and makes the bed much more comfortable for a deeper and more restorative sleep.

Sleeping on luxurious bed linens induces a better quality sleep and it just feels great! What better gift to give someone who suffers from insomnia or any chronic illness than a set of high quality bed linens?

Prop up in comfort with a luxury bedrest pillow for reading, watching television or listening to music. This high-quality reading pillow has armrests and a side pocket for your reading glasses or an extra pen. Most importantly, it has an adjustable head rest for extra support right where you need it!

Soaking in a soothing bath can help relax the mind and body, restoring well-being for some people with severe fatigue. Everyone is different, however, and it is wise to check with the person you are gifting in matters related to bathing. Some people with health conditions are bothered by fragrances or ingredients in bath products. Some of these products contain chemicals that promote inflammation or allergic reactions in sensitive people.

Other people with mobility problems may not be able to take baths due to issues with getting in and out of the tub.

An indoor fountain fights stress and releases negative ions into the atmosphere. The gentle sound of water flowing aids relaxation and can induce a deeper sleep. Using fountains in the bedroom, living room or wherever one wants to relax can have a beneficial effect on fatigue levels.

This fountain can also improve concentration when used in a work area. Helps block out background noise and provides a soothing atmosphere.

Assistive devices are useful in performing various tasks throughout the day. Eliminating painful or unnecessary movements, such as bending and reaching are helpful in reducing fatigue and conserving energy.

Place this anti-fatigue mat anywhere you have to stand for extended periods of time, such as in front of the stove or the kitchen sink. The flexible air domes inside this cushioned mat will reduce pressure on your back, hips, legs and feet, so you will not get tired as fast.

These mats help fight fatigue by reducing pressure on joints, muscles and bones. With this selection you are sure to find what you need to match your decor or special needs. They are great for the kitchen, laundry room, utility room or garage. Perfect anyplace you stand up a lot!

I hope you found some great ideas for that person on your gift list who suffers from fatigue, or maybe even something for your own wishlist!

Did you see something you like? Let me know your thoughts!