Work at your own pace, it's crucial that you don't push yourself too hard or try to work fast when you can't.

Self-care comes first. Everything else, second.

Youre incredible! Definitely dont stop respecting yourself <3

Ugh yeah I know all about it...never not tired and always shitty sleep. I hope you manage to get some rest and take things slow. <3 :)

I managed to get a full 8 hours sleep last night... and I some how feel worse?
Body. Please.

I hope sleep is kinder to you soon!

Take your time and do what you can when you can, I'm experiencing a lot of the same myself right now. More than happy to be patient with you and hopefully vice-versa. Please take care of yourself so you can enjoy what you do a little.

You're art is worth the wait and you are allowed to take the rest you need and deserve! <3

All aboard the fatigue boat! I'm right there with you :/ Take care of yourself!

It's certainly a time, isn't it? Take every day as you can though!

<3

While it's unsolicited advice, and I'm not going to phrase it in a "Have you...?" manner (because it's none of my business if you have done this or not)...
Chronic fatigue and sleep troubles often have underlying conditions or causes.
- Sleep studies and other help from a sleep doctor can reveal apnea or other things.
- Inconsistent schedules can wreck havoc on body cycles.
- Deficiencies of various neurotransmitters (such as melatonin) and vitamins can hinder getting to sleep and feeling rested...
- ...and so can environmental things, such as body and room temperature, sounds, lights, and other stuff.
- Various physical and psychological problems can sap strength even with what should be good sleep.

When possible, seeing a doctor can rule out or find potential problems, and good 'sleep hygiene' can make a huge difference in things.

You may know all of this already. You might've even been through all the things. If not, stuff like D3 and melatonin and sleep hygiene (light cycles, caffeine timing, temperature, and so on) is a very inexpensive way to try to help.

Either way, best of hopes for you.

I'm well aware of my underlying issues thanks. I just don't often talk about them publicly.
And for future reference almost everyone with chronic conditions is well aware of them and will ask for advice when they want it.
I don't mean this to sound rude, but unsolicited advice is almost always unwelcome and has always been heard before.

You are very lucky that you're aware of your situation. Of dozens of people who have received similar information from me, you are the second who has already been aware of such things. So yes, your experience is very different, with you claiming that almost everybody already knows, and me finding that the vast majority don't already know.

Given that most people I have communicated to didn't know these things, and that I do know that there are people who do already know, how would you suggest I broach it so that people who don't know can still benefit and not offend people who already do know?

Cool.
I still didn’t ask.
You wanna give advice? Ask them if they want it first.

Respectfully, I shan't. Negative responses like here are in the minority of one, so I'll consider this an edge case.

Have a wonderful week.

Asking people if they want advice is just too hard huh?
People like you are why so many people with chronic illnesses lie about how "helpful" advice has been.