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Jun 21, 2016, 09:14 AM
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I'm wanting to work for a research centre and am writing up my CV but I have at least 10 years that I can't really account for. Severe depression meant that a one year degree took me about 5 years to finish. I had to abandon a Masters degree I started because I lost the ability to read (depression and meds). For a year or two all I managed to do was bead. I worked in a shop for several years but it seems better to not even include that. For the last few years I have had part time work and have improved a lot but I don't know how to explain the preceding decade. My academic record (from before) is really good - cum laude, etc etc. Can anyone assist?
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Jun 21, 2016, 01:11 PM
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I omitted 2 or 3 jobs, I have Dissociative Identity Disorder so that is normal. Well, the social security earnings statement might be of help. Call and ask for one of them to be mailed.
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 thesnowqueen
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