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[Bb53]

Hi Any advice on managing fatigue? Working 30 hours a week and struggling abit.anxiety chronic and mood terrible.mad for being so negative 👎 I had 2 paratial lone infarcts am independent but slower.i feel alone and a bit sad !! Thanks everyone for your posts x

[moo196]

Contact remploy.....

Gov backed agency to help disabled or newly disabled people get or stay in work. They were great when I needed them.

30 hours may just be too much right now.

[Bb53 in reply to moo196]

Thanks for reply moo I work for NHS so I'm hoping they may be symphthetic to my fatigue.my mood very low as redeployed to a lighter job in cardiac rehab but some of the patients fitter than me love my job and I'm getting used to it but I'm so slow compared to my new colleagues.they have arranged a occ health appt with a doctor to access my fitness don't want to lose job again.thanks a lot your a ⭐️

[Wittycjt in reply to Bb53]

Remember they were new once too. Although you've been a nurse for years it hasn't been in this department. I have a thought you may being too hard on yourself. Because before your job was like breathing... it was automatic-piloted then, now its different because you are in a different area and you have to "focus" differently, it's not "familiar" still. Gentle hugs, be strong something will give🙏🏻. Cindy in NJ

[Franny7]

Consult your union in case you need to access legal advice.You have a legal right to reasonable adjustments to your work to enable you to cope.

[Bb53]

Thanks I will been paying my union subs for 27years and never even made an enquiry.i like the job want to keep it !

[Franny7 in reply to Bb53]

I found out the hard way that you can't assume your employer will do the right thing unless you have back up.NHS included! Good luck!

[Wittycjt]

Please see my response on your other post, hugs