Should You Try to Work at Home?
Wednesday October 24, 2007
We’ve often discussed the fact that those with bipolar disorder tend to have difficulties staying employed. The same holds true for those with panic disorders. Cathleen Henning Fenton, the About Guide to Panic Disorder, explores the question Should You Try to Work at Home? If you're having difficulties at work, what should you do? Is working at home a possibility? Find suggestions and ideas for evaluating your situation and making a decision.
Comments
I have been diagnosed with bipolar for only 1 year but had sympoms since my teen years. I would LOVE to find a way to work from home. I have been through almost 20 jobs in the last 16 years. NOT because I am “lazy” or a crappy worker but because I cannot handle it. I just CAN’T!! So many people do not understand!!!!