Laprackaun, At three months out, If I had been trying to work full time, I would have been fading well before 4 pm. We all react to this stuff differently. The radiation hits some of us much harder than others. So some of this may just be a matter of time.

However, those symptoms are also what you have when your thyroid quits working, which happened to me when I was about a year out from radiation. It is something that happens to many of us who had our necks radiated. So if you haven't had a thyroid test recently, you should ask your doctor if you can get one soon. Thyroid problems are solved by taking a small pill daily and if your exhaustion is due to a fried thyroid, you will notice a big improvemtn when you start taking the medicine.

Other symptoms that go along with a thyroid that doesn't work (hypothyroidism) are getting cold very easily and having a hard time getting warm again, mental fogginess, hair thinning/hair loss, and there are some others as well--all of which you may or may not have (so even if you don't have them, get a thyroid test).

But mainly go easy on yourself. You still have lots of recovery still to go here.

Nelie