When Sleeping On The Job Means Not Sleeping On The Job
Health & Body, home, Idaho, Pocatello, Spouses & Partners, USA | Romantic | October 29, 2018
(I suffer from a fatigue disorder which has only within a couple of years begun to be managed by medication. I hate napping, because if I nap for more than an hour, I can’t sleep at all the next night, and napping for less than an hour gives me a migraine. Thankfully I haven’t gotten tired enough to nap since starting the medication. It is also important to note that my wife usually has to push to get me to leave the house for work and school, as I am a massive shut-in.)
Me: “I’m not feeling well.”
Wife: “That’s okay. We have nowhere to go. Just take it easy.”
(A couple of hours later, I end up taking a nap for four hours.)
Me: “I hate to say it, but I don’t think I can go to college tomorrow.”
Wife: *uncharacteristicall y agreeable for this subject* “Okay, hun, go ahead and take the day off.”
Me: “What? No argument about my obligations?”
Wife: “If you’re sick enough to decide to take a nap, and you sleep through the night tonight, I’ll be able to tell you’re actually sick as opposed to having anxiety issues. It’s pretty simple.”
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