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Doesn't working overnight have ramifications?
for most people it does. For me, while they may exist outside of my awareness, I am nevertheless unaware of them. What health issues I had been experiencing came about as a result of other major life circumstances, and i've seen some pivotal improvements since some of those circumstances have been amended.
I always was a natural night-owl. I'm always more alert at night, and get eepy sweepy after the sun comes up, so it suits my proclivities perfectly.
I've been at it for five years already, so, if it's a chronic issue, guess I'll find out after another 20 years of it!