When I worked I never asked for special accommodations. But once when I was suicidal and had to miss work and then started IOP I was manic and foolishly told my immediate manager that I was bipolar. It spread around the entire workplace. I never mentioned it again. I don't tell people about my bipolar anymore! I had to quit my job after eleven years and go on SSDI because I couldn't work anymore. It was too stressful.
I have told people about my anxiety however. One person was particularly curious about it and asked how it felt.
I definitely have a solid support network, between my immediate family, my pdoc, my therapist. I truly feel blessed to have such caring people in my life.
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"What if I can't get up and stand tall,
What if the diamond days are all gone, and
Who will I be when the Empire falls?
Wake up alone and I'll be forgotten." 😢 - sleep token
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