Its not available here and I stopped Abilify due to side effects.
There are work-from-home jobs! Give it a search- I work from home from time to time and itâs great.
You said you speak Arabic and French, right? You could perhaps try a translation job.
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I agree with trying a translator job. You could even just translate things online. You could pick your own hours and everything
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Have you tried risperdal injection? 
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You could do some freelance translation from fiverr.com I think they do that
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I dont like injections honestly and I am med compliant.
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I just had to quit my job due to the anxiety and paranoia. I was only working like 6-7 hours a week, and even then, I couldnât do it. Pretty sad. Anyways, I hope you one day find work @Aziz. Having a job is satisfying, and making money is always good. Maybe you could try volunteering before working a job?
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I dont think I can volunteer either, I have a problem with driving outside, its rare that I go outside and even when I got energy to go outside I tell my friends to pick me up to go to starbucks or mcdonald. Idk why I am afraid of driving.
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Iâm also pretty scared to drive, but luckily my job was local so I didnât have to drive far. But I know what you mean â just the thought of driving is a turn off for me when it comes to finding a job or pdoc.
I volunteered for Meals on Wheels (delivering food to old folks) for about 6 months, and it was alright. It was once a week, took me about an hour to do my route, then that was it. It was very satisfying to deliver food to people who needed it.
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This!! And I donât think you need a degree to translate. I just happen to be a translation major.
After youâve worked for a while, you might be able to gather examples of what youâve translated. That usually helps you to get future at-home jobs more easily.
All the best.
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