It is funny, when I saw the title I was thinking no, but now that I have read the other responses I am starting to remember similar experiences.
In the first few weeks I slept a lot and would fall asleep very easily (e.g. on the bus, for a short journey, and even standing up once!). But that didn't last long and for most of my illness I have difficulty getting to sleep and/or staying asleep.
I also used to feel very sensitive to the touch in the early days, which I wouldn't get so much now. I had some pins and needles also (though not much) which I don't get now.
I used to have a lot of bruises in the early few months. I am not sure if this is because I was clumsy and walking into things more, or if there was some issue making me bruise more easily, or possibly a mixture of both. I don't seem to get this so much now, but I am not sure if some of it is due to me possibly not walking into things as much (though I am still clumsy) or has something biologically changed.
I haven't got much nausea the last few years, now that I think about it.
I had more shooting and burning pain in the early days, though some of that was before I was diagnosed and learned to pace myself.
My bladder problems are as bad as ever though



I really thought of all symptoms that one would calm down, I'd even swap it for one of the other ones back

, but no it is determined to annoy me for the rest of my days. I use medication for it sometimes but it only takes the edge off.