Will she be okay?
Domestic and Away's Marilyn Chambers collapses following week after pushing herself to breaking point with a frenzied workload. The kind-hearted character is doing everything she can to back her companion and colleague Leah Patterson, but she appears to be relinquishing her claim prosperity in the process.
As Marilyn knows that Leah's despondency for her late nephew Theo Poulos is so crude, she accepts the best way to offer assistance is by dealing with everything at work. Be that as it may, Alf Stewart rapidly figures it out that Marilyn has taken on as well much and needs a making a difference hand herself.
Alf mediates by proposing a more streamlined approach to serving the Summer Narrows local people," our Domestic and Absent source clarifies. "He proposes that the clients lined up at the coffee cart ought to head to the Coffee shop for their orders instep, meaning there's as it were one area to handle.
"Even after this, destitute Marilyn remains depleted – as appeared when she conveys the off-base arrange to perplexed Bree Cameron."
When Leah checks in with her friend the following day, Marilyn lies that everything is going brilliantly at work. Leah warns her not to overdo it and Alf agrees, but Marilyn seems determined to go above and beyond with helping her friend.
Alf's concerns escalate when Marilyn works all day without a break. He even threatens to call Leah to intervene, but Marilyn begs him not to.
Marilyn's breaking point comes late in the day after a gruelling shift, as oblivious Leah calls and asks her to sort out the rotas. It all catches up with Marilyn as she passes out and falls to the floor.
"It's obvious that Marilyn needs to change her approach, but she still doesn't take this as the warning sign that it should be," our spy continues. "When Marilyn regains consciousness and checks in with her friends again, she pretends that everything is fine and doesn't tell anyone what happened.
Leah's so distracted by her grief that she fails to notice Marilyn seems light-headed. But there's someone else in the Bay who can't be fooled so easily…"
Bree spots Marilyn having another wobble, and her instincts as a doctor kick in straight away as she starts asking questions.
Reluctantly, Marilyn explains that she fainted earlier, so Bree encourages her to have some rest and something to eat.
The next day, Marilyn still hasn't learned her lesson as she turns up for work bright and early ahead of the morning shift – despite promising Leah that she'd take the day off. Will Marilyn finally listen when Leah steps in, firmly telling her that she should go home?
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