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12-06-2012, 12:37 PM
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I agree with Alice MD: Reading your post, I think you shouldn't be working full time.
I'm always shocked by MGers with significant symptoms STILL being able to work! I continued to work for about a year after diagnosis. During that time, I came home EXHAUSTED and was only able to SIT in the recliner..............falling asleep by about 7 PM. I would stumble to bed and not even turn over during the night. Weekends were also spent RESTING. One of my favorite docs told me to "Listen to my body!" He was 100% right, IMHO. If you don't pay attention, MG will kick you in the BEhind!! 
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