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Hi Läslusen
Does your name mean anything? I recognise "lus" as louse, but dont know what a "Läslus" is, but perhaps my scandi grammar is a bit off.
What Sarah S said! I think "bookworm" would be the closest translation of the meaning in English.Hi Läslusen
Does your name mean anything? I recognise "lus" as louse, but dont know what a "Läslus" is, but perhaps my scandi grammar is a bit off.
thanks! wow that is pretty much spot on me as well.. And it sounds lonely to not have a physical person to talk about it with:/ I feel like my 2 months recovery are spread out over the year though, one week of just isolating at every opportunity every 6 weeks perhaps. The burnouts are one thing I struggle most to get a hang of, have you found any good ways to predict or work with it so it gets easier to live with?
What Sarah S said! I think "bookworm" would be the closest translation of the meaning in English.
Sounds like good coping ways. Meditation actually helps for me, or being outdoors in nature a lot and just being more picky on where I spend my energy.I try to recharge every time i feel too stressed. Now that i am aware of getting easily exhausted, i try to listen to my body. This has lead me doing less things in my daily life. What do you do?