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Originally Posted by bluebicycle
I see what you mean. But I guess it depends on the severity of the illness and the type of job
I get to work from home whenever I want. I'm also a software engineer, so there really aren't too many deadlines that I have to meet, which makes the job quite lax. And prior to that, I worked in a research lab. The only deadlines were conferences, and most of us only did 1-3 conferences a year. So basically no deadlines there either.
So for me, the lack of stress lets me hold a decent job, which in turn lets me get a decent salary. Just an example from me 
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Thanks for your answer, bb. Yes, I suppose it depends upon the type and severity of the mental illness. I consider myself incredibly lucky to have a car at all...many mentally ill people I know don't own a car because no way can they afford a car.