

I got wfh briefly when our offices flooded, and whatever undiagnosed things I have going on in my brain would not let me focus on my work in any way, shape, or form.
I wasn’t running around doing home things or playing video games or anything. I was sat in front of my computer, mentally incapable of doing the job I was trained in and skilled at. My brain just refused to go into work mode. My anxiety spiked and I got so frustrated at my mental block that I was in tears at one point. As soon as the officer was open, I returned before anyone else.
I like the idea of wfh, and will definitely try it again one day, but it seems that I need the change of environment to get my brain into gear.

This is a ridiculous response to that statement. Of course babies have survived for the entirety of human history.
But not all babies.
And telling a parent not to worry about SIDS because most kids are fine, and the rest are just a statistic isn’t going to assuage the fear that these companies prey on.