Hi JessRose4698!
I don't have a concrete advice regarding job/s, I can only share my experience. When DPDR first hit me back in 2016, I really needed money to finance the therapy, so I took on several assignments in my line of work, and most of them I could do (at least partially) from home. Those were different projects, some text editing, a lot of correspondence, and some organisational work. The hardest part was the creative aspect of the work, as I could hardly produce a coherent sentence of my own. However, everything else, that was kinda technical I did reasonably well, except that I needed to focus more than usual. I guess any kind of repetitive, technical job would suit me best at the time.
I also did a lot of buying (and some selling) of random stuff online, so that is also an idea to earn some extra money, in case that you have some things that you want to get rid of, or if you are good at finding things cheap, and selling them at a higher price.
It would be great if we didn't have to worry about those things, and just focus on recovery, but then again, every time I had some job to focus on, I would get better, perhaps because it was also a distraction.
I wish you luck in finding something that suits you rn!
Best,
A.
I don't have a concrete advice regarding job/s, I can only share my experience. When DPDR first hit me back in 2016, I really needed money to finance the therapy, so I took on several assignments in my line of work, and most of them I could do (at least partially) from home. Those were different projects, some text editing, a lot of correspondence, and some organisational work. The hardest part was the creative aspect of the work, as I could hardly produce a coherent sentence of my own. However, everything else, that was kinda technical I did reasonably well, except that I needed to focus more than usual. I guess any kind of repetitive, technical job would suit me best at the time.
I also did a lot of buying (and some selling) of random stuff online, so that is also an idea to earn some extra money, in case that you have some things that you want to get rid of, or if you are good at finding things cheap, and selling them at a higher price.
It would be great if we didn't have to worry about those things, and just focus on recovery, but then again, every time I had some job to focus on, I would get better, perhaps because it was also a distraction.
I wish you luck in finding something that suits you rn!
Best,
A.
