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Originally Posted by TunedOut
My POV is that it takes a lot of strength to see our weaknesses and ask for help with them.   That you were asked back to your old job shows that you have many strengths too! I feel like my breakdown made me stronger but I am also able to work part time which gives me time for self care. When I did have full time jobs, having good a good supervisor made a huge difference when the company culture wasn't the greatest. I hope you find that the work environment has improved (I saw where you said somewhere that two employees that were bringing that company down were fired.  ) I will continue to pray for your recovery--you have had many, many challenges but you can put them behind you--it just takes time. |
Thank you, @
TunedOut.
I greatly appreciate your kind words and your POV.
I have had many challenges lately - one after another after another. I wonder if my PTSD was triggered by the bullying I experienced in the job I just quit and if that somehow led to my hospitalization.
And yes, those two higher ups who had caused trouble for me in my last job were both fired! I cannot even believe it. My CEO and HR knew they were causing trouble for me, and now that they're gone, they've asked me to return to work for them.
I do hope that my new supervisor is far more supportive. I do believe that the work environment will be far less toxic now and far more manageable now that those two are gone.
In the job I just quit, it was far too stressful and hardly manageable. I am so happy I have left!
I thought I was far stronger than I actually am though. I feel SO vulnerable, after this last hospitalization. ARGH.