Oh. I’m sorry. That sounds like a horrible boss
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Thanks…it could just be that I am too slow for the work demand
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My sz made me slow. Before sz I worked 3 years in a supermarket before I quit to get in university. After sz I was kicked out of supermarket work after a week for being slow. Sz made me dumber, it sucks.
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I doubt that. It sounds like you had an impossible job with an impossible boss
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you’re not alone. i tried for years to work a full time high stress level job. as my symptoms worsened i needed more meds. that made me sedated and had absolutely no chance of being productive like the people i worked with. was let go by 6 jobs in 5 years. it’s definitely easier i think to work from home. no people around to make us anxious and paranoid. i’m on ssdi now. best of luck.
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i really am not sure, maybe. but meds have had a tendency to slow me down. and i did not tell them about my condition.
thankyou for the support @Pianogal
thankyou so much
sorry i did not mean to derail your thread.
i wish you all the best with the new job and I hope you get to develop your job skill set and enjoy working as part of that team
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Yeah symptoms in public are hard to cope with. I use mindfulness and my 5 senses which usually works. I try to distract my frantic thoughts with something else, so hopefully I just try my best to differentiate from what is real and not. Hope it went well today!
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Good luck on your new job!!
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Oh that’s a good tip, @anon97970229-- using the 5 senses to ground yourself in your environment.
Going to try that if I have another bout of breakthrough symptoms.
Thanks! 
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Yes! I had an okay day… was payday, so that was something positive… thank you.
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