There's a difference between being tired all the time - which I am, pretty much - and having this. After a couple of days' rest, I'm good for paddling a kayak around a marsh (which I did this past summer) for a couple of hours or walking a couple of miles through sand. A person with chronic fatigue syndrome would still be completely wrung out in that circumstance.
I know that in my case, it's partially the stress of being under multiple and sometimes conflicting deadlines, as well as being held responsible in situations over which I don't have much control.
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Date: 2009-10-23 07:40 pm (UTC)There's a difference between being tired all the time - which I am, pretty much - and having this. After a couple of days' rest, I'm good for paddling a kayak around a marsh (which I did this past summer) for a couple of hours or walking a couple of miles through sand. A person with chronic fatigue syndrome would still be completely wrung out in that circumstance.
I know that in my case, it's partially the stress of being under multiple and sometimes conflicting deadlines, as well as being held responsible in situations over which I don't have much control.