Well this is uncomfortably accurate, but also the words I've never been able to put together to describe how I feel a lot of the time https://t.co/hIMyPfVmN7
@Makeup_BySophie is an actual saint helping me through this time of uncertainty. No one has all the answers, but she seems to have the most. And she is just so flipping calm, and reasonable and caring. I bleeping love her.
Apparently people with ASD are more prone to experiencing side effects/withdrawal from medication.
This thought was brought to you by spewing my guts up due to coming off my antidepressants (this has been approved don't worry kids)
#TimeToTalkDay
It makes so much sense about everything from my past, and how I am day to day, but the most important thing was that my treatment never took that into consideration before. 8 years I've been fighting this and only now do I feel like I can start to make progress.
1 year and 9 months after a mental health crisis, and several other crisis in-between, I finally have an appointment with the local mental health authority.
Seriously, fund the NHS. The system is breaking, and so are the people.
I changed jobs and company in April. I made the move because I wasn't getting the opportunity to progress into the role I wanted. A valid and normal reason. It was a tough decision as I loved working for Xero.
I was sold the dream. A developing product with a clear vision...
After that, they announced record sales and new strategic deals, as well as massive investment. During this, no mention of the customer and the problem we were solving.
This all just felt wrong to me. I became very unhappy. I slipped into one of my depressive episodes.