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Shift workers 'can't all adjust to a night shift'
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this post was submitted on 07 Aug 2023
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I have a sleep disorder which means I can't adjust to a DAY shift. It's trippy, I'm basically the opposite of everyone else. I still work days, because that's how you get promoted. But it's like working a night shift for everyone else. After a few years you adapt, but it's never really normal.
DSPD? I've got that too. It sucks when the rest of the world operates on a totally different schedule than my body's clock.
Yep. My doctor told me about someone who had a non-24hr sleep schedule, so he always wanted to go to sleep at a different time. At least I don't have that. But hearing all the "do things in the morning, when you have more energy" type advice suck.