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To: zeta1961 who wrote (910)	3/18/2006 2:49:33 PM
From: Mike McFarland	Read Replies (2) of 1336

Wow, that is great. Thanks again Elisabeth! Before I start reading...I do think that shiftworkers (although much worse off than the general population) actually have a clear advantage over folks diagnosed with SAD: Coming back to days is a rude awakening, but you eventually snap back. What I suppose is true for my father of course is the persistent seasonal chronic nature to the condition. One long night shift here in Seattle December and January... Boy, you wouldn't want to put a SAD guy on graveyards... We were kidding the other day about how SAD DAD HAD A BAD day...see, I am laughing about it, through my teeth. (Not as funny when I go verbally postal on my neighbor when her dogs bark...) edit...note to self, to what degree does the moodiness and insomnia relate to the disruption of circadian rhythm versus the sunlight depravation. Survey the folks in the office--are mids harder in winter or summer?

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