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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]53 here. I did experience that at about 50....but that was more a result of health issues which sapped all my energy. In my case, it was a combination of cancer, cardiac, and diabetes. Won the battle with the first, second & third are under control. Now, I sometimes have down days, but I enjoy my work and remain a high producer.[/quote] Aaaakk! What a thing to say. OP, this is very unlikely to be you. [/quote] The point was there could be medical reasons...in my case, there was. I hope to god, for OP, if it is medical, it is more minor like thyroid. But being tired is a symptom. Sometimes of nothing, sometimes of serious. [/quote] He said he was tired of working because he hates his job. I don't see how you get from there to cancer. You are projecting and it is not kind. [/quote] I did not suggest OP has cancer. Rather, I gave my example. There are many medical reasons why someone might be tired. For me, at least, when I am tired, and don't know why, I start with things like job or relationships. There are many medical issues that fatigue is a symptom. It is worth checking those out; most are minor (as I said elsewhere), some are major. [/quote]
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