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Regression

JT

Since being diagnosed in 2020 I have been working hard to accept myself, adjust life to accommodate the things I struggle with.

But I have noticed that increasingly I am unable to do many things I used to be able to do: take public transport, work in teams, work with screens for long hours without getting a migraine.

I was interested if any of you have experience regression post-diagnosis?

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  • I feel exactly the same in that I am no longer able to push through and cope with life after diagnosis. I suppose harassment and discrimination at work has not helped before and since my diagnosis. I no longer can cope with many things I used to do and struggle for energy and motivation.

    I feel that I am at a crossroads but the direction signs are missing. Sometimes I just want to curl up and just stop the world.

  • in reply to Mr T

    Great description. I'm also looking for signs that user me in a direction but they keep leading me back to staying at home and hiding too.

    About to embark on a period of challenging myself to step out of this because I really need to find new work and change my unhealthy work life.

    Good luck to you Right facing fist

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  • in reply to Mr T

    Great description. I'm also looking for signs that user me in a direction but they keep leading me back to staying at home and hiding too.

    About to embark on a period of challenging myself to step out of this because I really need to find new work and change my unhealthy work life.

    Good luck to you Right facing fist

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