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Question Bosses and neuropathy

Hi everyone, need to vent I'm so frustrated right now. Diagnosed idiopathic pn 2009 and previous employer very understanding with my working hours, contracted for 30 hours and regularly work long hours away from home usually starting 3pm till 11pm (8 hour day) then do an overnight getting a sleep in the persons home starting again at 7am till 3pm (8 hour day) next day and have never lost any work time due to my condition which I'm quite proud of because as we all know sometimes its bloody difficult.
New management came in a few years ago and now they are asking me why i cant do long hours and are fully expecting me to work from 9am till 11pm (14 hour day) do an overnight and start again at 7am till 9am or possibly longer! The boss is looking at me like I'm an an alien when I'm trying to explain I get very tired and I'm just managing to cope with what I do just now and that I usually have to go to bed when I get home as I'm exhausted!
Anybody else been in this situation and if so any advice much appreciated.
Linda
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