I am 65 years old, male, 185 pounds, and work on the average of 50 to 60 hours per week on my job. Over the past year, I have become increasingly fatigued. It s seems that when I get home from work these days, I just don t feel like doing much else. I own my home and it sits on one acre of ground, which takes a lot of care. Lately however, I have been letting things go. My doctor has said my knees are bone on bone , and I have been diagnosed with ocular migraines and migraines, over the past six months. I have maybe a beer or mixed drink almost every evening, after work. Most times I don t even want to go out and work in the yard anymore, but I push myself. This is totally uncommon for me. I recently had blood work done, an MRI of my brain, and a lung x-ray. I am a throat cancer survivor (2002). That year, I went through extensive treatments and surgeries. My doctors at that time told me that, during my treatments, I had aged ten years. I don t know. Is that possible. Due to losing my saliva glands from the radiation, I am fighting a continuing battle to restore and keep my teeth. I m sorta loosing on that front. I just want to get my energy back, so I feel like doing things again. Jesse Davidson