Re: no energy for work, but still here

[Guest guest]

Hi - Sorry you aren't feeling well. That wool blanket sounds nice,

except that I hate the itchiness of real wool. I think you are an

incredible young woman. You haven't missed any work since November of 2006?

That's remarkable, even if it is only part-time work. And you use your own

energy to get there by riding your bike!I bet the translating is a terribly

boring thing on a subject like economics. Yuck. On a good note, I bet you

are happy that your mum's " friend " has gone back to Sweden. Hang in there.

Jeanne in WI

Hi

Today when I woke up, I was exhausted, freezing cold and had pain in my

entire body. I slept for an hour under my wool blanket (which I got for

christmas) between 7 am and 8 am, but didn't feel much better after that.

I wanted to call my employer and say that I have a bad cold or something,

but I didn't. Since I finished university in November 2006 I haven't missed

one day of work, even if I sometimes feel horrible when I am there. I get

those colds during holidays when no one is working.

At the moment I don't have much energy (and I just got here!). The pain is

less now (thank God!) but I know that in the afternoon I'll have pain in my

back and my neck at least, may be head ache too. I might try and drink some

energy drink for the first time in my life after lunch. May be that will

help me get through the day.

I don't understand that every time you are in a hurry (which I was in the

morning) and take your bicycle somewhere the wind is always strong and

coming towards your face, which makes it more difficult to ride the bike.

When you are in a hurry the wind is never in the back, pushing you forward

from behind. There was snow on the ice too, so I had to be extra careful not

to fall with the bike. But I came here just in time.

I am working on something horrible and boring. It's like a column of words

that are just in economics. Even if I find the words in Swedish I have no

idea what they mean. That's another reason why I'd rather sit on my bed

cross stitching and not be here.

Ríght now I hope that I never get a real job, because that means 7-8 hours

work per day and I am tired after only 5 hours.

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[Guest guest]

I can so relate. If the world really knew what this damn disease was like, they

would be handing us disability. What a silent invisible hell.

love and hugs,

Debra V.

Svensson wrote:

Hi

Today when I woke up, I was exhausted, freezing cold and had pain in my entire

body. I slept for an hour under my wool blanket (which I got for christmas)

between 7 am and 8 am, but didn't feel much better after that.

I wanted to call my employer and say that I have a bad cold or something, but I

didn't. Since I finished university in November 2006 I haven't missed one day of

work, even if I sometimes feel horrible when I am there. I get those colds

during holidays when no one is working.

At the moment I don't have much energy (and I just got here!). The pain is less

now (thank God!) but I know that in the afternoon I'll have pain in my back and

my neck at least, may be head ache too. I might try and drink some energy drink

for the first time in my life after lunch. May be that will help me get through

the day.

I don't understand that every time you are in a hurry (which I was in the

morning) and take your bicycle somewhere the wind is always strong and coming

towards your face, which makes it more difficult to ride the bike. When you are

in a hurry the wind is never in the back, pushing you forward from behind. There

was snow on the ice too, so I had to be extra careful not to fall with the bike.

But I came here just in time.

I am working on something horrible and boring. It's like a column of words that

are just in economics. Even if I find the words in Swedish I have no idea what

they mean. That's another reason why I'd rather sit on my bed cross stitching

and not be here.

Ríght now I hope that I never get a real job, because that means 7-8 hours work

per day and I am tired after only 5 hours.

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