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Originally Posted by swimmingly
It's a company of 12000. They loved me. I was the poster boy for mental health success (something I'm not at all. I'm a work in progress like all of us are.). They wrote a huge article about how I live with bipolar. From that point on, my paranoia reached all new heights. It's still pretty bad now. People don't treat me differently but it didn't help my symptoms long-term.
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I’m sorry you feel paranoid. It’s hard to have your private struggle made public even if they are being supportive. I know I’d feel uncomfortable. At my last job, I let my boss read my daughter’s neuropsych report to help me understand it better. Later, I realized part of the narrative was that I have bipolar. She never said anything, but I felt really exposed.