Irrational

1. People

2. Making/Receiving telephone calls - terrifying 

3. Cucumber. Seriously! 

Making phonecalls is horrible.

I had to call an ambulance once it was the hardest call I've ever had to make.

Made doubly hard because of the autism.

That sounds very hard. 

I avoid using the telephone unless there is absolutely no other option. 

I'm sorry about your accident but glad it helped you in a way, hope that comes out right?

Work environments can be so toxic sometimes. When I was at Morrisons it was toxic then too.

Now I'm not there I feel like I can breathe again.

Best of luck with your new job I hope it goes well and you enjoy it.

Yep, I've been at home for 6 years. 

My last job was toxic, it took a serious toll on my health but I couldn't see a way out. Fortunately I was involved in an accident just before Christmas which effectively ended my employment in the end. It probably saved my life. 

Now I'm about to start a new job, which I hope will be ok. Time will tell. 

XD

Neither could I..

I remember thinking that very thing, in the bathrooms whilst having my two-hourly alloted panic-attack, as the lighting was timered to 5-minutes..

There's not many autism friendly jobs. Not that I've found anyway.

I think working from home would be ideal for most if possible.

Can't even imagine how hard that must have been.

I've worked as a checkout assistant at Morrisons and just making small talk with people was hard enough but doing calls all day every day...

I couldn't do that.

I bet they are. 

It sounds like a difficult, stressful job. You do what you have to, I've had some terrible jobs myself.

Yeah.. I wouldn’t do anything, even 10% similar, like that again..

It’s great if you enjoy having a conversational heart-rate of 180bpm..

That’s to say that you enjoy feeling your heart-rate in your eyeballs..

Wow you should get a medal for even doing that.

Hands down I couldn't do that job I think the stress of it would cause me a heart attack.

OMG.

That's awful I'm so sorry you went through that. 

I can see why people carry their phones with them all the time when out in case things like that happen but I'm like you I never take my phone anywhere with me.

Yeah I was terrified to answer every one of them, it didn’t help that it is was a debt-collector enquiry-line and I was the debt-collector, everybody is real-chipper on those calls..

That's so many! 

I will never make that many calls in my lifetime and would be too scared to work in a call centre - I'm in awe! 

That's so many! 

I will never make that many calls in my lifetime and would be too scared to work in a call centre - I'm in awe! 

I'm sorry about your accident but glad it helped you in a way, hope that comes out right?

Work environments can be so toxic sometimes. When I was at Morrisons it was toxic then too.

Now I'm not there I feel like I can breathe again.

Best of luck with your new job I hope it goes well and you enjoy it.

Yep, I've been at home for 6 years. 

My last job was toxic, it took a serious toll on my health but I couldn't see a way out. Fortunately I was involved in an accident just before Christmas which effectively ended my employment in the end. It probably saved my life. 

Now I'm about to start a new job, which I hope will be ok. Time will tell. 

There's not many autism friendly jobs. Not that I've found anyway.

I think working from home would be ideal for most if possible.

I bet they are. 

It sounds like a difficult, stressful job. You do what you have to, I've had some terrible jobs myself.

Yeah I was terrified to answer every one of them, it didn’t help that it is was a debt-collector enquiry-line and I was the debt-collector, everybody is real-chipper on those calls..