Moe-sama
Nice to meet you, my name is Tetsuya Urakami. Thank you for your support.
It is said that they have been absent from work since mid-July due to poor health. This summer (too?) It was so hot that I was able to rest for the first time in a while. But it looks like things aren't going well yet.
It's “good advice,” but I don't know the details of my workplace, home, or poor physical condition, so I don't think it's accurate, but please forgive me.
This is an age where it is difficult to find a job, so I felt that a workplace that allows a leave of absence is valuable.
Furthermore, if it is a company that adjusts the amount of work and content in consideration of not being in perfect physical condition, I think it's okay to return early.
Now, what I felt when reading the question is that you are worried about your physical condition and return to work, but more than that, relationships at work and your husband are the central part of your worries. How about it?
Relationships stick with you wherever you go, and there are benefits such as confidence, fulfillment, and rhythm of life that can be obtained by working. Why don't you do some kind of work?
Incidentally, “Working is Living” by Tomohiro Koseki is one of my favorite books. It may not be a direct reference, but if you like, please borrow it at a library or the like and read it.
http://www.amazon.co.jp/働くことは生きること-講談社現代新書-小関-智弘/dp/4061496395