You've done everything right. You finally got the bloodwork. You sat across from your doctor and heard the words you'd been waiting months to hear: "Your labs are normal."

And yet, you're still exhausted by 2pm. Your hair is thinning. You've gained ten pounds doing nothing differently. Your brain feels like it's wrapped in cotton.

You slept seven or eight hours. Maybe even more.

Yet you wake up feeling like you never rested.

You drag yourself out of bed, rely on caffeine to function, push through the day, and wonder:

"Why am I still so tired?"