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Old Dec 29, 2016, 08:55 PM
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I am coming out of a long severe depression and my tolerance for stress seems to be almost zero.

Today I tried to go to work but I have a problem with my ear and they let me go home. I have a doctor's appointment tomorrow and need to get a note.

When I came home I immediately dove into my bed under the covers.

I realize that I have grown used to being severely depressed.

It has been a long time I took a job while so anxious and depressed.

A part of me doesn't care about anything. I don't care about the job or whether or not I am a success or a failure. I can only surmise this is because of being severely depressed.
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Old Dec 29, 2016, 09:14 PM
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It sounds like you might need some coping skills to deal with your depression. There are lots of tools out there. Meditation, journaling, exercise, talking to a close friend, posting here medication, therapy, just off the top of my head. It sounds to me like you are conflicted about this job. I have felt that way before too when I'm overwhelmed with a job, but also see the benefits. In my case, I'm not working right now. I'm taking care of myself first and on disability for now. I do think, that recovery from depression is like a dance. 2 steps forward, 1 step back. What is your situation? Do you have to work? Are you in debt? Can you take it 1 day at a time? Or can you look for an easier job?
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Old Dec 29, 2016, 09:26 PM
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It sounds like you might need some coping skills to deal with your depression. There are lots of tools out there. Meditation, journaling, exercise, talking to a close friend, posting here medication, therapy, just off the top of my head. It sounds to me like you are conflicted about this job. I have felt that way before too when I'm overwhelmed with a job, but also see the benefits. In my case, I'm not working right now. I'm taking care of myself first and on disability for now. I do think, that recovery from depression is like a dance. 2 steps forward, 1 step back. What is your situation? Do you have to work? Are you in debt? Can you take it 1 day at a time? Or can you look for an easier job?


Thanks. I need to work. I am severely compromised financially. I am all alone. I have been trying to get help from friends and family for two years. Unfortunately, no one is that interested even when I have told them I have gotten worse. I called a hotline on Christmas. I have to figure out if I can do counseling but I am having money problems.

I went to the company for one job posting. They thought this job was a better fit. I think maybe this is why I am conflicted. I needed a job and pretty much said yes to this job on the spot even though it wasn't something I applied for. My plan was to do this job while looking for another.

You are right, absolutely. My inability to cope while I improve my situation is the problem.
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