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Originally Posted by gina_re
Well day two was exhausting. Since I did so much yesterday (up at 4:40a.m., 1.5 hour train ride to work, attempting to work again and catch up with coworkers, 1.5 train ride home, support group for 2 hours, dropping a friend off afterwards) I crashed as soon as my head hit the pillow. Despite getting a little extra sleep by working from home today, by 10a.m I was so tired. By 2p.m I could barely keep my eyes open. But I decided to take advantage of the fact that it's only day 2 after being off for two months to not get a lot of work done. I'll be asleep soon and ready to hit the ground running tomorrow.
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Sorry to hear!
May you have to accept that to return to work can be hard? I don't say this to be mean, more like, if you lower your expectations, may be it will become more easy to live with your tiredness. I used a half year once to get accustomed to work. That meant that I went to work every morning and came home exhausted every evening. I ate my dinner and rested for a couple of hours, before I did relaxation exercises, ate something and went back to bed for the night. I thought the tiredness should never leave me, but it did.
