^^^ agree

I am on SSDI since 2000 (victim of progressively worsening domestic violence; stopped working when abuser came to my hospital and threatened to kill me there) and my doctor has now agreed I can return to work per diem (critical care nursing, mostly cardiac).

For a number of years I was too affected by PTSD to even consider working but I am less affected now and renewed my RN license recently. I had to reveal to the board of nursing that I was disabled and explain why. I said I had PTSD and would require accommodations in that I should not care for patients who were victims of domestic violence or those with gun shot wounds. I said my bipolar was controlled by meds and would not require accommodations. I guess they were okay with that much information because I got no further Q. I plan to buy updated reference books, Cardiology 3 stethoscope, scrubs and all in Jan so it will be tax deductible and then start looking for a job.