Did you ever try to go back to work?

[blackemerald1]

If I went back today I would not have the appropriate support I need to be successful. I need more time until I am able to self-manage and self-regulate. I'm frustrated by people who have and currently are cheating the system because that is a good chunk of what is making this so much harder for me right now. There are days I've literally done nothing but wake up and sit down, and I feel like I just got shmucked in to vehicle again (I'm thinking it's my dizzy concussion symptoms coming into play here).

What is the proposed 'return to work' plan? (If you did try)
What is the proposed 'support' your employer would offer? (If you did try)

Why do you think ppl who have defrauded a system are causing your particular circumstances to be harder? How do you know they exist and what have you been told that connects your injuries to their false claims?

Do you understand how quickly a person can stop being capable of going to and doing work, simply by not doing it? I have had annual leave for several weeks and that has shown me that returning to work is so bad for the first week. That was short term. Imagine how much more difficult it is to return after a significant absence?

How long since you had a concussive head injury?

 

[Mr Man]

@Stephernovas I took 3 months off and then was allowed come back part time. However I was the second most senior officer in the company and when I came back I was sidelined. Not required in the board room. lol. Another consideration is self employment, which is what I do now. I advise rather than do, so I can take time off at short notice, no problem. But I had two major breakdowns, got back to work each time. But main lesson is, give yourself time to recover fully, I didn't the first time. Second lesson I learn't is, do something that fits in with you health. I hope this helps, but its possible very possible to get back in there. Wishing you peace.