Jer
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Loven God
I am very lucky to have it. My boss asked to come and speak to my psychologist to be able to find out more about it, and if there's stuff that helps/ things to avoid. I just read about your old boss and how he mistreated you. I'm really sorry to hear about that. I hope things go better in the future, if you do go for another job, or stay out of work.
Quietpraiyze
Yeah, so often mental illness is only bad stuff. I guess a lot of the time it can be, but for us there are also some benefits. I guess when people see benefits they just assume it's someone being "normal" rather than unnormal, but good! I'm certainly not brilliant though,
Loven God (again!)
I think we are blessed in different ways, and each person has just enough stuff they need. Although I have a good boss, I think some of my family don't get it, like yours. They just think I'm overreacting or something. My mum is ok though, but I struggle to talk about it with her. I'm so glad about your husband - that's fantastic to hear. I just lost my best friend due to bipolar stuff - it was why I was diagnosed actually. We'd been going out, but stopped around a year ago due to me causing problems. We were still best friends, and some of the times were good after. But it all went horribly wrong, and I so I hurt too much. I know now that it's best we're not together, and probably not friends too, since she's very stable, and so finds it very hard with the ups and downs. I really miss her so much though. So I'm very glad you've had someone who has been able to stick by you through everything,
I am very lucky to have it. My boss asked to come and speak to my psychologist to be able to find out more about it, and if there's stuff that helps/ things to avoid. I just read about your old boss and how he mistreated you. I'm really sorry to hear about that. I hope things go better in the future, if you do go for another job, or stay out of work.
Quietpraiyze
Yeah, so often mental illness is only bad stuff. I guess a lot of the time it can be, but for us there are also some benefits. I guess when people see benefits they just assume it's someone being "normal" rather than unnormal, but good! I'm certainly not brilliant though,
Loven God (again!)
I think we are blessed in different ways, and each person has just enough stuff they need. Although I have a good boss, I think some of my family don't get it, like yours. They just think I'm overreacting or something. My mum is ok though, but I struggle to talk about it with her. I'm so glad about your husband - that's fantastic to hear. I just lost my best friend due to bipolar stuff - it was why I was diagnosed actually. We'd been going out, but stopped around a year ago due to me causing problems. We were still best friends, and some of the times were good after. But it all went horribly wrong, and I so I hurt too much. I know now that it's best we're not together, and probably not friends too, since she's very stable, and so finds it very hard with the ups and downs. I really miss her so much though. So I'm very glad you've had someone who has been able to stick by you through everything,
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