Hello, I hope you are all safe and well both mentally and physically. This pandemic is rough. I have many new pieces of writing that I have created during the past several months, and I plan to post some of them here on the blog. For now, I hope you will read my newest piece on Medium. The link is here.
I Want to Answer the Question, “What Do You Do?”
01 Tuesday Sep 2020
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Great heartfelt article. I’m glad you’ve found a career path that’s perfect for you ans also benefits others. Kudos to you!
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Thank you!
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‘What Do You Do?’ is the easiest question in the world for a lot of people but an almost impossible barrier to jump if one has schizophrenia. Through sheer determination, you jumped that barrier. Congratulations.
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I actually do do something. I research neurological illnesses. But I can’t state that publicly. An individual with schizophrenia announcing he is researching neurological illnesses would be a sign of his madness.
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What is worse in terms of being believed and not being thought mad is I think I have made lots of progress in terms of understanding the biological basis of schizophrenia. However, though I am not depressed, delusional or disorganized I am extremely apathetic, can not concentrate and I am very fatigued. I have played more games of Portal than any man my age should have played.
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One of my worst symptoms is anxiety. I used to think it was a lack of motivation but no, anxiety is worse.
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Anxiety can be very bad.
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That sounds like cool work.
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Neurological illnesses are very interesting.
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Thank you!
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