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Jonathan90125
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 Posted - 11/02/2014 : 21:49:29
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Sometimes I think I should be working (as In paid work) but the people who know me well (Jackie, Simon and Jimmy and my brother) all say that I am genuinely too disabled to work. I sometimes dream about working in Teaching or the Civil service or Journalism, but I don't think such dreams are practical. I am still suffering from the negative symptoms such as dysthymia, loss of volition, lack of social skills and deftness and extreme absent minded-ness together with certain embarrassing intermittent personal problems with my physical health
I have been going to Clubhouse in recent weeks and I'm going to inquire about the possibility of a Clubhouse TEP. It's likely to be something menial like washing dishes or something like that
We see through a glass. darkly:- St.Paul
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| Jonathan90125
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Posted - 07/29/2015 : 09:10:31
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That's me put my name down for a Clubhouse TEP this afternoon at clubhouse. I got my article about my favourite book published in this month's edition of the clubhouse newsletter.
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you:-Jesus Christ, Buddha, Confucius,Socrates
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| Jonathan90125
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Posted - 11/13/2015 : 04:15:52
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My friend Jimmy said to me "You are extremely absent minded, and there are only a small number of Jobs where that isn't going to be a big problem, never minding the other aspects of your disability,"
The Clubhouse TEP is a cleaning job for just 4 hours a week at the Glasgow association for mental health offices, and I should start there next spring, let's see how it goes.
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you:-Jesus Christ, Buddha, Confucius,Socrates
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Paid work? Clubhouse TEP?
