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Sometimes your body takes a hit and you need to step away. Playing music in the car helps clear the mind, but sometimes we need silence.

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I create music that people can relate to (hopefully) so let's see how you like it.

Hang In There
We Got This!

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So I thought there might be a chance of #calm before tomorrow's #storm took time off #Work to sit with & #process my #feelings . No such #luck 🍀 I'm now waiting to collect my mother from the hospital as she's had an injury and can't walk. #Lord please give me #strength #Autism #PTSD #MentalHealth #Survivors 💞

So #Yesterday my #social #battery was #okay , but #today it's #empty 🥴 #Feeling like #everything can #Work #Relationships daily #tasks can & will have to #wait 🫷🏾#Autism #PTSDSupportAndRecovery

Some of the best things in this world can come from feeling successful in what we do with our lives. Our jobs do not define who we are, but help us discover parts of ourselves we never knew existed.

I find it challenging to think about all the losses I experienced, just as you likely do. Working hard is an activity that we try to do as we attempt to become the best versions of ourselves at our jobs.

These discoveries of positives and negatives (opinions of ourselves) can help us translate them into strengths and weaknesses. However, our weaknesses do not mean we are weak people in particular, especially when it comes to completing challenging tasks.

My heart breaks 💔 when I think about all my previous jobs. I felt as if jobs were like relationships, you date them for a while, and if it does not work well, you find another place. This nearly killed my approach to working, though, because it meant I was struggling to find the right place.

At 39 years old, I feel scared as though I have so many wasted years behind me. However, this is not true. Sure, I am unable to "start" my career still because of the great saying, "You need experience" in order to get any type of experience in that job. I am struggling. But I am not giving up.

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Just a reminder that we can do hard things when we put our minds too it. Today is my 2nd day at work. I work in an outpatient as a Peer Advocate. I get to give back to others that are fighting their addictions. Today my mental health is alittle off. Not used to getting up to get ready for work. I have been on disability for 7 years now. So working full time is a miracle in itself. I decided I didn't want my disability to hinder my life anymore and today I am proving that! Hope everyone has a great Tuesday!

So one of my coworkers said something atrocious to me. In front of a coworker who did not intervene. I started sweating and shaking but couldn’t leave (I’m lead tonight) I was really beside myself. I texted my amazing supportive boss who I call “ mom” who backed me up and promised to speak to the ass hat. I’m still sweaty and clammy and thinking about taking my emergency klonopin I keep in my backpack. But instead I’m posting here. I can use some positive words #watercooler #Work #Anxiety #bigotry #stupid is not an excuse

I love my job! I am a Certified Peer Advocate and I get to deal with clients on a daily via phone to follow them on their recovery from substance abuse. However, I keep making small mistakes that have now added up to a possible termination. As much as I love my job I also am more of a face to face type of person. The phone doesn't give me that option. So I remembered that when God wants to remove something from your life he throws roadblocks till I make that decision. I work part time as I am on disability and I have been wanting to get a full time job for awhile now. Maybe these minor mistakes are the road blocks! So with the help of friends I am talking out about this situation. Making a pro and con list, and I am writing it on here for some feedback. This is how my recovery works for me today. I reach out to others. WOW! I have definitely come a long way in my healing journey!