Hey all,
It's been a while, as I don't know if anyone is actually reading this in LiveJournal anymore, seeing as i post in her thrice a year at most (hence the Facebook and MySpace x-post), but here goes....
I'm in the throes of my usual winter depression. This go-round (my second year being medicated for it, albeit medicated year-round), I'm on 40
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As for work issues, you need to tell them that you are on Medication are you able to take an actual sick leave??? Being committed to a job doesn't work with stress. Have you considered changing positions within your work?? That can often do the trick. Denying you full-time work is unfair in my book, can they legally do that?? I would not be too concerned with the wardrobe issue for the moment, though I suspect this was more of a back-burner problem anyways, it is more important for a family to pay rent, bills and LIVE for now!! As for being noticed, in reality in an office environment you are all in competition with one another, and it can be tedious, fighting for that one prize position, and it does take time, and if you hold out, your dedication will eventually pay off, regardless of any absences. Managers seeks out the conscientious, determined, honest employee. Perhaps try volunteering for various events the company may hold?? As long as you get along with the boss, things should be fine, it is if that relationship goes sour that you need to worry.
Winter is always tough there is a huge lack of motivation for anything, getting up in the morning, is difficult effort or energy often just go by the wayside and you end up going into a slump and feel helpless and when you're stressed these feelings just escalate . . but tell yourself that Winter does not last forever, it will soon be gone and also, don't let Winter ruin your mood have fun with it! Go sledding, or you guys go have a snowball fight (granted when its NOT -40) or even build a snowman!! Oh and don't worry about going to the bar . . it really is not worth it unless you wanna babysit a bunch of kids . . that you don't know or have any connection with whatsoever seriously you feel like a parent going there now, it's actually quite the eye-opener lol, and you don't have to go out with friends, invite them over to your place, hang out with a few smiles, and drinks :) That does wonders for moods and appreciation others have of you, boosting the ol' self esteem, and again, it doesn't have to be every weekend with a low budget, just occasionally.
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