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JT

I'm interviewing for a new job atm, I really really want it, but it involves a percentage of travel. I will travel 2 hrs into London each day, then to suppliers dotted around London and beyond.

The one thing I struggle with, because is also have IBD, is travel.Do you struggle with this?

 How do you cope? I'm hoping my meditation and mindfulness practice will be enough to allow me to attempt this new role, but I'm very unsure about how I will cope

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  • Thanks guys. I've been a little better with WFH this year, but any stress sets me off. But the thing is, I'm going for my all time dream job that I've worked for 15 years to get into, it's an amazing opportunity, and the job I'm in is very stressful and makes me depressed. So we've discussed it and I'm gonna give it my best shot, and hope I can handle it (I think I know how it will end, but I owe it to life to give it a go at least).

    Just wish my fear of transport would lessen a bit before I start. It's tough feeling afraid on the move

  • in reply to JT

    Good luck!

    You can always get up early for the first few days to stabilise your body to get confidence for the day.

    On days when I  need my body to function I'm up at 5am to have food and pills and let gravity do its thing.  Smiley

  • in reply to Plastic

    So irritating the time needed for gravity to work, comes at the cost of precious sleep, huh?

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