@Doglover Hi and good morning my dear friend 
. I understand completely the frustration and disappointment that you feel re: your previous job and not being able to work. I have a degree in philosophy and politics and would love to go back to uni and do further study but alas (and my pdoc basically confirmed it) it is out of my grasp. My brain just cannot cope with the stress or the complexiy of studying. any more. She suggested (and there is nothing wrong with this) that taking up a hobby like painting would be beneficial. I just want to go back to uni...... In saying that just because I cannot cope with complex study or work anymore doesn't mean the same is for you. You sound like a smart cookie 🙂 I am sure given time that you will be able to get back to work in some degree at least :).
On thing I have found with mental illness it is like the hydra every time you cut off a head another two appears. So you have to keep chopping until you destroy the beast. In other words you never give up. I will be with you Doglover every step of the way on your mi journey. It will be okay just keep reaching out and never give up. Love always greenpeaxxxx
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