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  1. Le TDAH c'est aussi ne pas savoir si on a pris son traitement alors qu'on l'a bien pris y'a même pas 30 minutes

    #Fatigue

  2. Le TDAH c'est aussi ne pas savoir si on a pris son traitement alors qu'on l'a bien pris y'a même pas 30 minutes

    #Fatigue

  3. Le TDAH c'est aussi ne pas savoir si on a pris son traitement alors qu'on l'a bien pris y'a même pas 30 minutes

    #Fatigue

  4. Le TDAH c'est aussi ne pas savoir si on a pris son traitement alors qu'on l'a bien pris y'a même pas 30 minutes

    #Fatigue

  5. #Fatigue-Syndrom ist heute wieder extrem nervig. Aber was könnte die Ursache sein ?
    * Depression /Niedergeschlagenheit
    * verschleppte Post-Covid
    * undiagnostizierter Krebs
    * 3 Bier am Vormittag
    Prost ! Lolololl _ 😴

  6. #Fatigue-Syndrom ist heute wieder extrem nervig. Aber was könnte die Ursache sein ?
    * Depression /Niedergeschlagenheit
    * verschleppte Post-Covid
    * undiagnostizierter Krebs
    * 3 Bier am Vormittag
    Prost ! Lolololl _ 😴

  7. #Fatigue-Syndrom ist heute wieder extrem nervig. Aber was könnte die Ursache sein ?
    * Depression /Niedergeschlagenheit
    * verschleppte Post-Covid
    * undiagnostizierter Krebs
    * 3 Bier am Vormittag
    Prost ! Lolololl _ 😴

  8. How Fatigue Impacts World Cup Interceptions

    📰 Original title: How fatigue shapes World Cup interceptions

    🤖 IA: It's not clickbait ✅
    👥 Users: It's not clickbait ✅

    View full AI summary en.killbait.com/how-fatigue-im

    #sports #fatigue #worldcup

  9. How Fatigue Impacts World Cup Interceptions

    📰 Original title: How fatigue shapes World Cup interceptions

    🤖 IA: It's not clickbait ✅
    👥 Users: It's not clickbait ✅

    View full AI summary en.killbait.com/how-fatigue-im

    #sports #fatigue #worldcup

  10. How Fatigue Impacts World Cup Interceptions

    📰 Original title: How fatigue shapes World Cup interceptions

    🤖 IA: It's not clickbait ✅
    👥 Users: It's not clickbait ✅

    View full AI summary en.killbait.com/how-fatigue-im

    #sports #fatigue #worldcup

  11. #Heatwaves: Why does UK not care for it’s #workers?

    #Working under heat stress leads to mental #fatigue, impaired #decision-making, #physical #exhaustion, heat stroke and collapse.

    Studies show that #productivity declines at around 20°C and progressively decreases as #temperatures rise. #Hospital admissions also increase during #heatwaves

    Yet #UK does not have a legally mandated maximum temperature ...

    [1/2]

    #PeopleNotProfits #health #workplace

  12. #Heatwaves: Why does UK not care for it’s #workers?

    #Working under heat stress leads to mental #fatigue, impaired #decision-making, #physical #exhaustion, heat stroke and collapse.

    Studies show that #productivity declines at around 20°C and progressively decreases as #temperatures rise. #Hospital admissions also increase during #heatwaves

    Yet #UK does not have a legally mandated maximum temperature ...

    [1/2]

    #PeopleNotProfits #health #workplace

  13. #Heatwaves: Why does UK not care for it’s #workers?

    #Working under heat stress leads to mental #fatigue, impaired #decision-making, #physical #exhaustion, heat stroke and collapse.

    Studies show that #productivity declines at around 20°C and progressively decreases as #temperatures rise. #Hospital admissions also increase during #heatwaves

    Yet #UK does not have a legally mandated maximum temperature ...

    [1/2]

    #PeopleNotProfits #health #workplace

  14. #Heatwaves: Why does UK not care for it’s #workers?

    #Working under heat stress leads to mental #fatigue, impaired #decision-making, #physical #exhaustion, heat stroke and collapse.

    Studies show that #productivity declines at around 20°C and progressively decreases as #temperatures rise. #Hospital admissions also increase during #heatwaves

    Yet #UK does not have a legally mandated maximum temperature ...

    [1/2]

    #PeopleNotProfits #health #workplace

  15. #Heatwaves: Why does UK not care for it’s #workers?

    #Working under heat stress leads to mental #fatigue, impaired #decision-making, #physical #exhaustion, heat stroke and collapse.

    Studies show that #productivity declines at around 20°C and progressively decreases as #temperatures rise. #Hospital admissions also increase during #heatwaves

    Yet #UK does not have a legally mandated maximum temperature ...

    [1/2]

    #PeopleNotProfits #health #workplace

  16. Development and validation of the Tiredness Identification Index (TIDI): a combined scale for the assessment of fatigue and sleepiness

    dx.doi.org/10.1093/sleepadvanc

    Screenshot from the latest Science for ME weekly update

    #sleepiness #fatigue #MEcfs #PwME #ME #MyalgicE
    @mecfs

  17. Development and validation of the Tiredness Identification Index (TIDI): a combined scale for the assessment of fatigue and sleepiness

    dx.doi.org/10.1093/sleepadvanc

    Screenshot from the latest Science for ME weekly update

    #sleepiness #fatigue #MEcfs #PwME #ME #MyalgicE
    @mecfs

  18. Development and validation of the Tiredness Identification Index (TIDI): a combined scale for the assessment of fatigue and sleepiness

    dx.doi.org/10.1093/sleepadvanc

    Screenshot from the latest Science for ME weekly update

    #sleepiness #fatigue #MEcfs #PwME #ME #MyalgicE
    @mecfs

  19. Development and validation of the Tiredness Identification Index (TIDI): a combined scale for the assessment of fatigue and sleepiness

    dx.doi.org/10.1093/sleepadvanc

    Screenshot from the latest Science for ME weekly update

    #sleepiness #fatigue #MEcfs #PwME #ME #MyalgicE
    @mecfs

  20. Development and validation of the Tiredness Identification Index (TIDI): a combined scale for the assessment of fatigue and sleepiness

    dx.doi.org/10.1093/sleepadvanc

    Screenshot from the latest Science for ME weekly update

    #sleepiness #fatigue #MEcfs #PwME #ME #MyalgicE
    @mecfs

  21. The Never Ending Need to Choose

    Reading Time: 2 minutes

    On Saturday I always have to choose between running or cycling, and for several weeks I favoured running. Recently I considered reverting to cycling because it has been a while since I went for a proper ride. At the same time the regular book discussion that is on a Tuesday was moved to a Monday, and if I had noticed sooner I would not have committed to the book discussion.

    I like the running group, and I like groups that do social sports, such as running, cycling and hiking. Does it make sense to change a weekly routine for a once per month event? I am torn.

    My instinct is simple. I want to participate in the running group activity, even if I hate hill repeats where we run at our max uphill, rather than simply run on hilly terrain. I feel that this group is closer to my natural preference to be active, rather than passive.

    It doesn’t help that I haven’t read the book. I’m only twenty percent through the book. If I went to the discussion I would not have much to add because I don’t know the full context of the book. Going to a book discussion, to discuss a book that I haven’t read feels absurd. Usually I’m 50-70 percent of the way through the book.

    I suspect that summer played a role in me not reading. First because it’s hot, so we’re distracted by staying comfortable. Second, because I didn’t realise the book was so long. It’s 500 pages, so it’s short, as an audiobook, but long during a heat wave.

    I have devised an “If I was married and it didn’t matter for my private life between activities what I chose to do what would I choose test tells me “Go for the run” because I get the benefit of sport, and being social.

    My only reason for going to the book discussion is “But what if…”

    The fact that I am tired might help with the decision process. I know that the run will by done by 2000, but that the book discussion could be done by 2100-2200, so a proper dinner, with the book discussion is unlikely.

    Time for a power nap, in the hope that it brings an answer.

    #buridan #choice #decision #fatigue #options
  22. The Never Ending Need to Choose

    Reading Time: 2 minutes

    On Saturday I always have to choose between running or cycling, and for several weeks I favoured running. Recently I considered reverting to cycling because it has been a while since I went for a proper ride. At the same time the regular book discussion that is on a Tuesday was moved to a Monday, and if I had noticed sooner I would not have committed to the book discussion.

    I like the running group, and I like groups that do social sports, such as running, cycling and hiking. Does it make sense to change a weekly routine for a once per month event? I am torn.

    My instinct is simple. I want to participate in the running group activity, even if I hate hill repeats where we run at our max uphill, rather than simply run on hilly terrain. I feel that this group is closer to my natural preference to be active, rather than passive.

    It doesn’t help that I haven’t read the book. I’m only twenty percent through the book. If I went to the discussion I would not have much to add because I don’t know the full context of the book. Going to a book discussion, to discuss a book that I haven’t read feels absurd. Usually I’m 50-70 percent of the way through the book.

    I suspect that summer played a role in me not reading. First because it’s hot, so we’re distracted by staying comfortable. Second, because I didn’t realise the book was so long. It’s 500 pages, so it’s short, as an audiobook, but long during a heat wave.

    I have devised an “If I was married and it didn’t matter for my private life between activities what I chose to do what would I choose test tells me “Go for the run” because I get the benefit of sport, and being social.

    My only reason for going to the book discussion is “But what if…”

    The fact that I am tired might help with the decision process. I know that the run will by done by 2000, but that the book discussion could be done by 2100-2200, so a proper dinner, with the book discussion is unlikely.

    Time for a power nap, in the hope that it brings an answer.

    #buridan #choice #decision #fatigue #options