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I have to be very careful not to over do it too or that will put me down for a couple of days. It usually happens in the afternoon but sometimes if I over did it the day before then it comes early the next day. Sometimes if it happens and I am trying to get home I have to be careful not to fall asleep at the wheel. I live about 20 miles out in the country so it makes it hard. Never thought I would have that problem. I had heard of people falling asleep while driving...did not know how that could happen but now I do cause it could happen to me now. Weird for sure.
Rachel
me too, I don't drive but have been in situations out in public,like at the bus stop or on a bus when I just felt comatosed ,which I had to fight as I've always had my son with me,which was difficult too,trying to be alert to mind him,and not miss our stop for I would not have the energy to walk any distance...
On one such trip I remember a man offering me his seat,I was sitting on my bag but I couldnt get up to take the seat ,someone else took his seat &so his wife gave me awful looks for the whole journey when it came to our stop,I tried to stand lost balance and almost fell ontop of their newborn baby in a pram.
I just kept saying I'm sorry,I'm sorry,she was fit to kill me! quite understandably too!
She may have thought I was drunk or something,I somehow managed to get off the bus and make it home,with my son,
somehow I always make it home and then I have to rest up for days,sometimes weeks.