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Oct 05, 2013, 10:01 PM
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I find myself struggling with my depression over the last week or so. I have started a new job which I love but I worry that I am somehow not good enough or that I will fail. I start to worry that I don't belong and that no one likes me there. I'm scared I am a fake and one day everyone will see through me.
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Amanda Keep Calm and Carry On Bipolar II GAD CURRENT MEDS: Effexor 225 mg/day Geodon 80 mg/day Buspar 20 mg/day |
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Oct 05, 2013, 10:19 PM
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 Starting a new job can be extremely difficult - I have recently started one myself so know what it can feel like. Just try to take it one day at a time. They wouldn't have hired you if they thought you couldn't do the job. You do have the skills and ability. It just takes some time to settle in and find your feet.Also, try to remember that it is all new and no-one expects you to be perfect straight away or have really strong relationships with your co-workers straight away. You will make mistakes but we all do, especially in new positions. That's ok. Take it slow You can do this.
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Oct 05, 2013, 10:26 PM
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Hi Amanda, so sorry to hear you are struggling so much right now. I know the anxiety of starting a new job, and have experienced the same fears as you, but I have found that once I really get into the job, and start learning how to do things, and getting familiar with the environment and people I generally start to relax a bit. I hope that this happens with you. Baby steps... it's okay to feel what you feel, it's normal to feel what you feel, but remind yourself of what things you have done and accomplished in the past, hurdles you have overcome. Think about these things when you're feeling like you can't do something or that you feel you're a failure.
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Oct 06, 2013, 06:21 PM
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sounds like anxiety
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