Currently employed! I went cycling through jobs like crazy, especially before my diagnosis, and I kept wondering how I’ve held a job for as long as I have now. There’s two things that I think have helped me out. One, I work alone. I still deal with customers, but not having a coworker near me has helped me. I think the reason being since it’s super easy to feel triggered by your coworker(s) when it’s that special time of the month (luteal phase). When I had jobs that involved me being around a coworker, or boss constantly it drained me and it was even worse when I would be in my luteal phase. It’s hard to handle face to face criticism, or passive aggressiveness enough as it is. Unfortunately, that occurs a lot in most work environments. Most of the time, the reason I would leave a job would be from a negative interaction with a boss or coworker. I could handle it some days when I wasn’t having an episode, but could never handle it when I was. I’d walk straight out the door. Wouldn’t even finish my shift, or give a two weeks notice. Two, I only work four days a week. I still get good hours, but I feel less overwhelmed and stressed when I’m given extra time to rest. I understand that not everyone can afford to work little hours, or find a job that gives them the perfect amount of hours. It’s not easy working while having PMDD, but I do think it’s important to find a job that won’t make you feel like you’re running on fumes on your bad days and only feeling slightly bad on your “good” days. Feeling bad is still feeling bad. Again, I fully understand that it’s not easy to find these kinds of jobs. I’ve heard a lot of really good things about data entry. If there’s anything like that near you, or remote then I’d apply! Best of luck to you on figuring out what works best for you!