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Default Fatigue?

I believe the last 3 months of not sleeping has caught up with me. The last two day and nights have been devoted to sleeping. Yesterday I was up at 3:30 in the morning (which seems to be the new usual for me). But I took a 4 hour nap. The only reason i got up then was because DD was home. Today i have what feels like a sinus infection forming behind my left eye. So I decided to take a nap. this was at 11:00 this morning. had set 2 alarms. One for 12:30 the other for 1:00. I did not wake up until my mom called me at 2:30. I slept thru both alarm clocks. And I am so tired.

I just want to go back to bed, but I have to stay up because DD will be home from school soon. I swear if I had the chance I would crawl back into bed and sleep for a week.

Does anyone have any suggestions on kicking this fatigue?
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