I’m doing well. I’m already in my second month at the new workplace, settling in, and it seems things are going really well! I’ve received a lot of praise, especially from the most important people at the clinic.
I’m seen as quick, receptive, “tech-savvy,” that’s how they describe me there! And they often compliment my memory too, saying that I’ve made great progress already from the very first weeks.
I’ve been living on my own for a month and a half—slightly less time than I’ve been working. It seems to be going well: the house hasn’t blown up while I cook , I’m learning to organize my daily routine, wake-up time, and I’m even starting to feel at home in my new place… like it’s truly mine! In part, it really does feel like home.
I’ve missed you all.
How are you doing? How’s your mood, how’s everything?
I see myself in medicine—that hasn’t changed. In some field, but definitely with people. Turns out I’m not even afraid of taking blood! ((I had to help during a venous blood draw))
And… I’m awesome. I don’t want to claim something that’s not true, but I really am doing well!!
Also… it turns out structure is essential for me. What may feel boring to others is actually important to me: a stable work schedule, a steady income—those are the things that drive me. I can’t quite explain it, but an irregular schedule or something leaning toward business would put me off… I’d just end up scattered throughout my days.
You always wished me strength with life. Hearing you are doing well strengthens me so much. It makes life so easy to hear someone I care about and who is important to me is well. I know there is so much good on this earth. And to see someone like you have good things gives me strength that I never had.
I have to admit that the ADHD medication probably helps quite a lot… I tried living without it, and ended up yawning constantly, drinking more coffee, and making more mistakes at work. I guess ADHD might also explain my need for structure and stability… Without it, things just don’t go well—I keep procrastinating.
Thank you all for your care, kind words, and warmth. Wishing you a beautiful day!
So glad to hear that you are enjoying your new place and receiving praise at your new job @anon92236671. I sincerely wish all continues to go well for you. I’m sending you help in my own way.
It’s so unexpected for me… I guess that’s just how our brains are wired – where we’re interested, we succeed! After all, I was absolutely unsuccessful in the bookstore.
But here, even though there are days when I come back completely exhausted and just want to sleep, I don’t want to change direction, because I’m interested in this!! Thank you. @SkinnyMe
, I’m learning to organize my daily routine, wake-up time, and I’m even starting to feel at home in my new place… like it’s truly mine! In part, it really does feel like home. 
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