Does anyone else feel that SZ really tires them out - like they can never get enough rest? Is it just me?
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Nope. Definitely can relate. My last actual āwalkā (exercise) was on the 30th of September. Iāve been bed-ridden and worn out for no good reason since then. I think the seasons are having a strong negating effect on my expendable energy. I have none left to give.
Thank you for sharing - sorry you can relate though. Mind me asking - as time passes do you notice your fatigue getting stronger? I do. Also, is ok to ask what your doc says about this?
i rest when i can, when i need it, the meds try and counter that and make me sleepy a lot but i think i need to cut down on one of them to stop this from happening
but in response to the title i believe its true except the last 4 letter lol
(its hard hauling this ass around) 
haha
Thanks for sharing, daydreamer! Anyone else often feel so tired, but not able to sleep - just kinda half alive?
Yes my friend, in my case, Trifluperazine has made me feel fatigue since the first time that I took it. Haldol was my worst experience, I wanted to sleep all day.
Tolteca.
I donāt know just yet. Empirically, I would say ānoā at the moment. I am on sort of on a wavelength, so-to-speak, where I can get up & do something in the morning on certain days, but other days I canāt do anything. Iām slowly turning into a morning person it seems, however I feel docile or āemptyā the majority of the days after breakfast.
Iām looking forward to Spring & seeing if that improves my available energy.
I donāt talk with my doctor about anything anymore unless he asks about it. Iāve learned not to describe my situation in such detail anymore, as the only solutions are anti-psychotics or anti-depressants, neither of which have ever worked for me.
I can sleep for 15 hours if I let myself. Not always though. For me I believe it is either negative symptoms or a depressive phase.
I call it being in āthe cloudā or a grey cloud.
i am always tiredā¦brain never stops !?! 
take care 
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