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Originally Posted by BipolaRNurse
I lost my last job because I wasn't allowed to do that---some days I could barely drag my butt to work, and others I was so manic that people shouldn't have had to deal with me. The rest of the time I was perfectly capable of handling things.
But on those occasions when I was in bad shape, I'd probably have survived if only I could have shut off the ringer on the phone and locked my office door for a few hours. In fact, when I had my breakdown and was going back to work, my pdoc asked for that accommodation and I was denied. I couldn't perform my job without it, so I got fired. 
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It's terrible what happened to you at your job.


I always wish there were work environments that were just better for people with bipolar. Perhaps if they didn't try to cram us all into the same perfect little box they'd be surprised what an asset we can be to the world.