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Posted by michelle on December 27, 2001 at 12:47:40:Please let me know if anyone else knows when their down time is, when they are at their sleepiest. Also, does anyone else reach a point, usually about the same hour each day, when they feel mentally and physically finished?
The reason I ask, is my employer wants to change my shift, one that would require me driving home not only after having worked 8 hours, but driving home after having been awake for 14 hours!!! This means driving 4or5 hours after my "crash time". I keep telling them I won't take that risk, but they seem to want a doctor to tell them I can't work that late. But how can a doctor say how my body feels? N is a very individual thing.
Please, if anyone has any feedback, let me know what you think.Sweet Dreams
- Re: Anyone Know Their "Down Times"? ExhaustedMom 16:06 12/27/01 (4)
- Thank you ExhaustedMom sleepy in IA 18:41 12/28/01 (1)
- Health care workers can't call in sick!! ExhaustedMom 00:12 1/01/02 (0)
- Thank you... michelle 21:44 12/27/01 (1)
- Hang in There! ExhaustedMom 17:49 12/28/01 (0)
- Re: Anyone Know Their "Down Times"? Quiet 14:26 12/27/01 (0)
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