These last 2 weeks have been the longest weeks since I started 3.5 months ago. The amount of hours I worked isn't the problem (I worked a combined 63 hours), the problem is the physical pain it's causing me. Since I've only worked mornings until last week I've had very little bar time and always get stuck on DT or CS for entire shifts. A couple weeks ago my left arm was hurting and I realized it was from having to stretch out the window to collect payments and pass out items (I'm only 5'2). After one shift last week I wasn't hurting that much, just the regular sore feet, but when I got home and starting getting out of the car my entire body ached. This has happened before, but it hasn't been this bad in a while. I got to my room changed into my pj's and got into bed. I tried to get comfy but every time I moved it was like needles all the way up my left leg to my back. It got to the point where I needed to go to the bathroom but any amount of movement sent waves of pain through me and I just laid there crying thinking I'm not gonna be able to get up and I'm gonna end up wetting myself. Finally made it out of bed to go to the bathroom but it ached with every step. The next day about an hour into my shift the left side of my body started hurting again. I don't know why it's happening or what to do to prevent it from happening again. I already know I need better shoes but it's hard go find the right size and width shoes without having to order then online and hope for the best. I work 5-1 tomorrow and I'm dreading the thought of all the different forms of pain I'll end the day with. Will it be sore feet, bruises, burns, chaffing, body aches, or all of the above?