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Struggling to go to work
robinhood8
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Hi everyone could anybody give me some advice II have cerebral palsy I work 30 hours a week I've been diagnose arthritis in my back my neck also my ankle I have been awarded the standard daily living but I'm really struggling to go to work now I walking hotter comfort in difficult for me now I need I ne thank .you
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Hi @robinhood8, sorry to hear you're having difficulties. Have you talked to your employer about reasonable adjustments, or things which might make it easier for you?
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Thank you so much for your help I'm a support worker adults people with learning disabilities and challenging behaviour which which means walking around standing so long period of time arthritis in my neck my back and my ankle I'm really struggling to go to to work can somebody tell me give me some advice and what to do next thank you
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You . are all so wonderful and very supportive
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Hi again @robinhood8, have you had a look at the link I shared in my previous post? Could you talk to your employer about reasonable adjustments?
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