Sudden decline of my mental condition

I staggered even I was having a seat on the train for home.
After I left my workplace, I went to the monthly meeting of young adults with developmental disorders. I was so tired that, in the begging of meeting, all I was saying was missing the point and I didn't even know what I was speaking, although I had had a view of the attitude toward the meeting. I was so tired that I had no choice but leave just in the beginning of the meeting, because I knew I then wasn't able to speak anything making sense there. All the way from the meeting to home I was dizzy. On the train home I had a seat as soon as possible, but even after I had a seat my posture was unsettled and at a time I was almost wiped out from the seat I didn't have the energy to sustain fully my posture.
At work, I had felt rather good and I entered the increased data at a high pace, and after work suddenly my condition declined sharply.
I hope enough sleep tonight will help me recover from the decline of my condition.

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