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Women & burnout: how to cope
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- Burnout is real, and it can come at any point. That's according to busy mom, judge and lawyer Michelle Locke. She says she came to this realization after trying to "do it all," and ultimately suffered because she wasn't taking care of herself. "At some point, our body says, 'you're done.' Whether you wanna be or not. My 'done' came in October of 2020 when I woke up and couldn't move. That was the start of the downfall.…
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"You OK?" I get that a lot after friends read some of my columns on certain veterinary topics du jour—primarily those that touch on mental health, like my last two. One friend used the B-word on me (as in "burnout"), wondering if I might be approaching a crash-and-burn similar to one I went through 15 years ago. Sure, it is comforting to know your friends will always have your back, but I will not deny there is something uniquely humbling to sus…
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