Jackeline Candelario
"Fatigued but blessed."
Fatigue can be really hard, especially when you’re used to moving faster. I’m a fast mover myself, but it’s great that you’re self-aware and know you need to pace yourself and honor your limits. It’s going to take some time, but recognizing that is a huge first step. One thing that has helped me slow down is breaking tasks into smaller steps or simplifying my routines. I used to look at the whole pie and try to tackle it all at once, but now I focus on taking it slice by slice. It makes things feel more manageable, and I have a bit more energy left at the end of the day. I'm sure you'll find your rhythm as you go day by day. No matter what, always do what's best for you. -Latoya (Team Member) Hello, yes I have been dealing with fatigue lately and it has been a challenge. i do need to pace myself and things that I would do quicker now I need to take my time and spread out the work so i don't over do it. I am just grateful I get the opportunity to do that and for that I am grateful indeed. What an honest, but yet real place to be. Dealing with a chronic illness has its highs and lows, but I love your perspective because gratitude can certainly carry you on such a journey like this. How have you been managing the fatigue lately? -Latoya (Team Member)