With me, I worked in a juvenile detetion center, n I couldnt risk my safety or the safety of others becuz of some of the symptons ie fatigue, brain fog, alertness etc.
So for me, I would draw the line at if it would affect ur safety or the safety of others.
Good luck in with what u decide.

Right now my job itself is ok. If I have a bad day here and there I will be moving slowly or else I get clumsy and trip over cords. And its not like my job performance has been steady this whole time.

Even though I'm a super introvert I was still able to open up to a few coworkers. I joked, asked them how they were doing, they did the same. I resembles a person with working interpersonal skills. I also was able to move at average speed like everyone else.

In the past few years I've withdrawn almost completely. I pretty much don't talk unless I need to, and not many people approach me. Which I'm ok with since i with depression and like today if I do talk I can at times completely fall over my words and have to start over now and then.

Before when I first started I was tired bc I was on 3rd shift with a new baby. I've been on a more or less downward slope of energy and ability.

This month I've started noticing a ringing in my ear that happens every few days, 2-5 days in between?

I'm making more mistakes this year and even had to take a break from welding and grind for a week, to give mysm mind a break.

Well my first work break is ovwr. Oye.

When I got to the point that I was collapsing at work I knew that it was time to stop. I think that you also need to be aware of the stress that your job causes, I was in charge of an early childhood education program the pressure was high and causing me to have flares. I had to go on disability 20 years ago. I'm a very social person and being cut off from people has been really hard. There's no way I can do enough every day to work. It's sad not to be able to do a job you loved and it takes a long time to accept my limitations. I'll never stop trying to find things that help but some days it all feels like it's too much.

It depends on what you mean by work. I think staying usefully active keeps us in better health. But I'm a SAHM, I don't have a paid job. I don't get days off or sick days, either.

I agree. If ur able to work then work till u can. I worked until I got fired for being sick. N now I don't know how I could work. But definitely if u can u should