I'm sure there is a jobe out there for you. Stay away from jobs with stress. As long as you find something that makes you feel good. You will find a jobe just stay strong.

My problem is that every job I get makes me stressed no matter what it is.

Working makes me stable.

I used to work as a dental aid in a nursing home- no experience needed (usually), and it was a good job because once you were done for the day, you left your work there. There generally wasn't a lot of stress or a lot of drama. It was nice to talk to the patients, and nice to feel as though I was helping someone. From that job you could move up to be an CNA.

What kinds of jobs have you had before and what do you like about them? What didn't you like about them?

I've always found that I work better in a job with a good structure, where I know what is expected of me. I still have my moments but my manager knows about my bp so tries to work around it.

What is your passion? What do you just love to do? Is it writing, is it gardening, is it scrapbooking? Follow your passion and you will find the right job for you. Good luck!

Honestly I feel like I'm not passionate about anything. There's nothing that I really like doing. To me life feels like a never ending chore and I hate life in general. I know that sounds so bad, but that's just how I feel. I've had all differant types of jobs. I hated all of them. There are just too many reasons to list.

You said your husband is disabled. Isn't there a federal agency, (the Social Security Administration, I think) that will pay you to be his caregiver? I think so. Check it out and good luck!

We tried that, but the agency here that does that said he isn't disabled under thier rules, even though he is disabled under the ssi rules.

I love working as a trainer, but I like working with people. I have found this to be very therapeutic. I hope you find something for you. Perhaps, something that doesn't have traditional hours that is not too stressful? My therapist and I worked together on figuring out my career change. I still want to change further and become a teacher - instead of a technical trainer.

*HUGS*

Flexable hours, work that you can do independantly. Work where you may only be part of a small group. A job with some variety. These are the things that work for me. Good Luck because the job market stinks right now.

I was a military police officer! seriously

now where did I put my bong?

I now work pt with special needs preschoolers. Alot of people find this stressful, but I find it fun and theraputic for me. Although physically a little tough, but sure there is worse physical like standing at a cash register all day. I get to sit down on and off.

I've been employed over 20 times at 20 different places. Yeah, jobs have been hard for me.

I've been working part time after I graduated college. College was a good "job" for me at the time. I could set my own schedule - that helped. You could look into the grants available for mothers who want to go to school.

Have you applied for SSI? It could help you through school as well. If you're not really passionate about anything, do something that will make a lot of money like pharmaceuticals. If you make a ton of money you could work part time and be less stressed. I'm being awfully optimistic, (oxy-moron?).

That's my two cents:|

depending on your mood swings there are a lot of jobs out there that fit. I tend to be more manic (under control but none the less manic) than depressed, though I do go through cycles of depression. I found the perfect job. I sell and manage a team of salespeople at a large dealership. Not needing to be energized by people (extrovert) I need no one to get up to speed. I bring a lot of positive energy to the people around me and really; the worst thing that happens is the don't buy the car. I recommended picking the dealership carefully. Look for morals, honesty and good customer service, oh and less I forget happy people that work there. lots to say, hope it helps.