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Input: Long, long background that I'll shove into a few sentences. I'm 18F and always sick. I currently see eight doctors. I get very weak at my job and have to leave early constantly. I asked my manager for shorter shifts (like 6 hours) and she responded by scheduling me 8 1/2 to 10 hour shifts on the busiest days while still keeping me from getting overtime. She also schedules me to close because she knows I won't leave early no matter how bad I feel because I hate making other people do my  job. Luckily, I've put in my two weeks notice, so I only have to make it until the 31st, but it's still hard.

Today I woke up vomiting. I'm currently going through withdrawal because my doctor cut my anxiety/depression meds cold turkey. I also have an extreme case of sciatica. That's along with my usual health problems. And I'm scheduled to close today alone (Sunday is our busiest day. Packed-out-the-door busy. And I'm supposed to close alone).

I immediately knew I wouldn't make it to the end of my shift and started calling around for anyone to come take over. I got two people willing to come help me until I reached my limit, and then I could go home and they'd manage on their own. I told my manager that I'm sick and can't stay but I got a replacement, and was told that they needed me to stay. Because I'm such a necessary part of the Crew that my health should come last.

So instead of leaving at 11, I made it to 4:30. That's when I hit my absolute limit. If I stayed any longer, I would've collapsed. No escaping it. So I said thanks to my coworkers and clocked out. Then I got yelled at and written up for clocking out without permission. But? I already gave my two weeks notice so getting written up does absolutely nothing to me. And now I'm in bed feeling insanely guilty for taking care of myself.

Should I have put my work first? Am I the asshole for leaving early?

Tldr; very very sick, left work early, yelled at and written up for abandoning the team. AITA?

leaving work early even though I'm sick