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If a doctor gave you a sick note for two weeks stateing insomnia and you were feeling worn out would you go on sick.Im not to sure my employer or work collegues will see this as a genuine reason for being off work
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Yes! If the Doctor think you are ill enough to have a sick note, then that means you should not work for as long as the sick note is for. At least! If you are exhausted and not sleeping, you will only make yourself more ill if you continue to work. You are no good to your employer if you are feeling dreadful. Send in the sick note with someone so they can't "judge" your illness. They won't be able to defy a Doctor. Insomnia is an awful thing to have. Your body repairs and renews itself whilst you sleep and if you don't sleep, your body suffers terribly as a result.
This was a punishment in prisoner of war camps- not allowing prisoners to sleep! They would be poked with sticks in order to be kept awake. They eventually went insane as a result.
Have 2 weeks off and don't give work a second thought!!x
This was a punishment in prisoner of war camps- not allowing prisoners to sleep! They would be poked with sticks in order to be kept awake. They eventually went insane as a result.
Have 2 weeks off and don't give work a second thought!!x
Insomnia is awful - I know because I sleep for about 3 hours a night. Your employer (or wages clerk) should not discuss your sick note with anyone. Your boss may ask you if you are feeling better but it's between him/her and you.
Ratter may have hit the nail on the head mentioning sleep apnoea. I am sure your doctor will diagnose the problem - but your reasons for being on sick leave are safe and will not be discussed in an office.
Ratter may have hit the nail on the head mentioning sleep apnoea. I am sure your doctor will diagnose the problem - but your reasons for being on sick leave are safe and will not be discussed in an office.