You take care of endure enough.

I feel a little good better since the night before.

Especially My condition was better this morning because I drank at last midnight, but just a little bit.

Maybe those things caused my feelings would to be good.

That’s why I will be tried that I try to drink a little alcohol every night at midnight.

It might be better to say 'every day' instead of 'every night,' but I'm not sure.

It gives me sleeping well helps me sleep better.

I think it is a very important thing exactly.

I am also thinking about that I will not lose from my colleagues and managers’ backbiting.

I have something to be alive for.

I think this is what you meant.

If I will get some abuses or silly things, that then I will endure.

If you say 'that,' then the conditional isn't complete. By using 'then,' you can say what happens if something happens. You don't have to use 'then,' though. It's kind of like an optional word, with either way being correct.

However, you should take care of to endure enough.

Take Care to Endure.

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I feel a little better today than I did last night.

My condition was better this morning particularly because I had a little to drink last night at midnight.

This is a way to combine the two sentences.

Maybe the drink caused my feelings to improve.

I also thinking remind myself that I will not let my colleagues and managers’ backbiting upset me.

Therefore I will endure each impolite behavior.

'Therefore' is not used here. You can add, "This way . . ." or "That is how I will endure each impolite behavior."

I have something to live for.

If I receive any abuse or silly thing, I will endure it.

You, too, should take care to endure.

You can't really use 'enough' here.