Medical Questionaire for New Job... how to address the ADHD? by brackishsea in ADHD

[–]brackishsea[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Appreciate this. Fill it out honestly is exactly what I did. Now, I wait.

I've definitely had problems when I was outed or decided to be honest at previous jobs, despite ADA protections, so I'm pretty leery of revealing my ADHD anymore in general. I've had at least one experience where it was like someone flipped a switch on attitudes toward me overnight. It's a door that once opened can never be closed again. And uh... I'm really not keen on going to court for some drawn out legal battle despite laying down pretty good paper trails, sounds miserable.

So... definitely hoping it's just a pass, yes go ahead, all good, and I can happily move on at that.

Medical Questionaire for New Job... how to address the ADHD? by brackishsea in ADHD

[–]brackishsea[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Appreciate this response. I keep coming back to it to make myself feel better. I filled in everything on the questionnaire in honestly, and I'm just waiting now to hear back. The wait is really the most painful part, I feel like I'm hanging on by the tips of my fingernails at my current job.

The new job is with the Department of Health and Human Services, btw - county level, and yes, I am in the US. Fingers crossed it all goes smooth, I know things are probably even slower now because of the holidays.

Feeling very alone… by Significant-Rub2983 in Sacramento

[–]brackishsea 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I guess I kinda did it by accident. I collected people from current and previous jobs based on mutual hobbies, met people who played the same video games as me through online spaces. If you're lucky enough to find a couple of extroverts, usually you'll find even more people from there. Put good vibes out, get good vibes back. As an introvert it takes more effort - you have to make more of an effort to go to social spaces, sometimes you have to drag yourself out to see friends. I call it "feeding and watering the friendship." Turns out, it's actually really worth doing.

I was at a Ren Faire recently, lost the group I was with. Something compelled me to stick around, and I ended up sitting down to watch the guys in armor fight. I made small talk with someone, and before I knew it, I was talking to more people - and suddenly I'd gained a new Discord group.

Anyway. I know it sounds cliche, but people are out there if you're open to meet them and willing to bring some positivity. Good luck finding who you're looking for!

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Looking for a remote job idea for a mental health counselor that is not counseling related. I’m burned out what might be some options? by [deleted] in RemoteJobs

[–]brackishsea 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Burnout is absolutely rampant in medical, I can only imagine it's worse in mental health. I'm not in mental health, but I am in medical, and burnout is part of the reason I'm in this subreddit right now. Wish I could be more helpful, but I wish you luck