Can you stay home and get a tutor from the school district? I did that for my job when I first started out teaching and full time jobs were hard to come by. Not sure if districts still offer that but I would think they would. I bet being in your own home with less stimuli would really help and then you could work more at your own pace.

Also, as far as simple activities that aren't too stressful, I've been recording old familiar shows on TV (preferably 30 min ones) and find that those are the easiest to watch. Movies that I've seen several times are also ok because they're predictable---no thinking involved.

That's about all I can handle at this point because I'm having vision problems as well as fine motor issues.