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  • princess27
    princess27 Community member Posts: 18 Connected
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    i am doing a part time uni/ college course i had to provide them with information about my course i dont always attend the course due to my mental health but luckly my tutor is very understanding they havent said anything about it yet but i expect they will on the 2nd when i go to the job centre. i am the same it made me worse in the last week i am just hoping they dont pile the pressure on like they did the last time when i was on job seekers as i dont know where to go if they do that 
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  • jw0957
    jw0957 Community member Posts: 48 Connected
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    I had a mental breakdown in 2010 and it cost me my job with the NHS. I couldn't cope with the type of work I was doing,  It has took me a long time to put it behind ne but this current situation almost has me on my knees again. Im scared that I wont recover from it this time because I cant get away from the situation. I wish I didn't wake up most of the time and the I get proper upset at the though of leaving my daughter and sons behind to deal with it, Its a vicious merry go round and I desperately want to be off it. 
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