Kim mentions being in another descent into hell. I don't know what her case is, but I can sure enough relate to it.
Hell has played a massive amount of havoc around here for the past year or so, and right now I feel as though I have reached the bottom. But I am not going to take it anymore. I had a job I loved, but the management and supervisory staff left a lot to be desired. I tried to work around that. Keep my head down and plow on, but it didn't get any better. The pay sucked, the bosses sucked, and quite frankly the level of stress sucked. The rules applied only to certain people, and they changed according to who was discussed. SO I am gone. This isn't what I wanted. There was still a lot I loved about that job, but I will no longer bow down to people I cannot hold any respect for. I will no longer allow myself to work my butt off for a job when I am despised for working so hard. There are jobs a-plenty in Alberta, I just need to gather enough self confidence to go find another one.
Away from that dead horse! I haven't been knitting much. I have wanted to, but trying to motivate myself when I was trying to keep myself from going under at work was just not working. My hope is that my excema will now clear up, and my bronchitis (7 weeks of ) along with my migraines will go away. Bang, that will elevate my energy, and I will uncover that personality that has been hidden under all the stress and gloom, and bitchiness. Maybe I am a bitch anyway, but I want to be so on my terms not on those of the library. So a better person!
I have been looking at going back to college and getting a diploma. My eldest daughter does medical transcription. While at first glance this doen't seem to be a good fit for me, the more I have researched it, the better it looks. It is a one year program, with lots of available jobs, plus many of the skills I already have are ones I can put into use. And the pay is pretty good. Much better than library work anyway. Yes, I am still bitter, but I am not going to allow this to wreck the rest of my life.
My buddy, depression, has followed me around since I was 3 years old. Even on medication things never reach wonderful. But I want to start reaching for the brass ring again, and I want to start trying to believe that I can catch it. And I want to have my life back to a point where I am happy with what I have and not looking inside for that piece that one person has decided they don't like. If that person is me, then I can carve it out, but no one else has the right to make me doubt myself or my abilities. I can turn a sock heel! I can do anything!!! (perhaps a little too much coffee this morning)