Try and do a problem solve at home, something akin to what you would do at work. You'll know then how you're doing. For me, it felt like ice cream headaches if I pushed my brain to think too hard. I couldn't multi-task at all, but thankfully no one complained at work that I was only doing one task at a time.
It took me a while and I mean months, to get back up to complete full cylinders. Of course 5 months later the dentist realized my front tooth had actually hit something and was damaged. After that the buzzing headache went away and I was able to focus on my work better.
But even now I've got two problems that never went away: a stutter and inability to access my full vocabulary as quickly.
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Date: 2010-06-29 12:28 am (UTC)It took me a while and I mean months, to get back up to complete full cylinders. Of course 5 months later the dentist realized my front tooth had actually hit something and was damaged. After that the buzzing headache went away and I was able to focus on my work better.
But even now I've got two problems that never went away: a stutter and inability to access my full vocabulary as quickly.