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I need a diagnosis and a job!

shoekitten

Hello again!

Those of you read and responded to my previous posts on this forum will know I had been mercilessly bullied in my last job.

I was also seeking a a diagnosis for Aspergers which I have so far been unsucsessful with.

I have now resigned from my job, my last month was unbearable and my GP signed me off with 'Stress at Work'.

I now live in Frinton in Essex and hope to make a new start.

I plan to pursue my diagnosis with a new GP and find a new job.

My qualifications are in health and social care.

I am intelligent, reliable, hardworking, meticulous and resourceful.
I need to find a work environment where I can be comfortable and safe from bullies.

Where do I go from here? Any advice, thoughts, job offers?

Parents

  • Thank you Scorpion0x17.

    I rang the Jobcentre today and made my claim over the phone as I felt too anxious to have a face to face appointment.

    The girl on the phone seemed nice ( and she was Scottish) it took 45 minutes to go over all my details. I'm afraid I had to keep hunting for paperwork during the interview as I didn't know in advance what I would need.

    She said I will have to fill in a questionnaire next then attend further interviews and possibly take a medical assessment next.

    Any relief I had at the claim being formally lodged has melted away now at the thought of the hoops I will have to jump through next.

    Have any of you dealt with this and can you offer any advice please?

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  • Thank you Scorpion0x17.

    I rang the Jobcentre today and made my claim over the phone as I felt too anxious to have a face to face appointment.

    The girl on the phone seemed nice ( and she was Scottish) it took 45 minutes to go over all my details. I'm afraid I had to keep hunting for paperwork during the interview as I didn't know in advance what I would need.

    She said I will have to fill in a questionnaire next then attend further interviews and possibly take a medical assessment next.

    Any relief I had at the claim being formally lodged has melted away now at the thought of the hoops I will have to jump through next.

    Have any of you dealt with this and can you offer any advice please?

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