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Old 04-29-2015, 08:40 PM #3
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Thanks, Mark. I really appreciate your advice as I try and figure myself out.

I should have said cognitive rest. I putter in the house, cook, take walks, talk to friends and read light, fluffy fiction. Screens are hard and my job is computer based.

I'm just curious if I'm doing more harm than good by pushing through part time work.
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