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What Shall I Do About This Job?
Yesterday I got a txt from my job at the care home to say there is no point doing 3 hours per week so will send my p45 and next week wages. Think I might have told you this but they reduced my hours from 30 to 9 hours per week I'm now in a cleaning job cleaning houses 21 hours per was longer Monday-Wednesday but I'm not sure about so hoping to do warehouse work.I regret my decision now to change my days in the care home. I've not had a good day today as supervisor giving me a hard time saying I haven't touched things when I've tried to clean them and it's bad cleaning she find it hard to believe I was a cleaner . They reckon I'm not listening but concentration is my weekness
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Abbey we are all, here on answerbank, trying so hard to help. Because of my own experiences with so much autism (although not claiming to be expert) I am so upset that you are struggling and cannot understand why, to the point of losing sleep and not eating , yet this autism diagnosis might open your eyes and allow you to see that some situations have been beyond your control or capabilities. If your mum knew you had autism she would be more understanding.
Maybe show your mum some of your messages on here to show her how worried you have been to tell her about your work problems.
We are all here for you and are praying that you listen to our advise.
We only want the best for you xx
My autistic female friend 35 is delightful, bubbly and overall gorgeous. I love her to bits. However she struggles to concentrate or listen, is totally indecisive and needs a hundred comments from friends to feel she is making a good decision on anything.
She puts way too much emphasis on silly insignificant things that really don't matter. She always feels like she not doing enough or that she is not good enough and even after constant positive praise and feedback she struggles.
I am sure that from your messages there are issues that you have. But if your mum or family have never been involved with an autistic person they will probably not immediately understand. One thing I need to make clear though is AUTISTIC DOES NOT MEAN STUPID!! so please do not think that. My sons and my friends are all very intelligent, resouceful and capable.
Knowing you have autism could open up many opportunities and help or support that you have probably needed for many years. It could help you and stop you feeling so disheartened.
Hoping you have a better day at work tomorrow, but hope you take some of the advice offered. Please read back through all the messages when you have time on Thursday. There is such good advice that might be the key to your future happiness. Xx
My answer at 22.13 was my reply to your question at 22.09
I dont think you should say you have autism at this stage when you haven't even rang the doctors but you could say that you are looking into this. Maybe use ur phone on notepad to make lists of things you are asked to do when cleaning. (This is what my son does due to bad memory and not listening or being forgetful).