What would you do for a living if you had PTSD?
Post-traumatic stress disorder = chronic stress.
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Ptbs is not necessarily permanent stress. Can’t, depending on where the triggers are and how bad this is. This can go from “continuous work incapable” to “unaffected at work”
The diagnosis PTBS does not mean that you are 100% incapable of working. The decisive factor is what symptoms you have to fight with. And how much.
Ggf. also helps to change the job. I met a doctor at the clinic who couldn’t do her job as a doctor on the basis of ptbs. On the other hand, she goes up in the job of garden care.
It is different as always.
I’d work a little at least. It doesn’t have to be 40 hours. But it would also be very important to me that the work is fun and not so stressful. :
Probably the same as without PTBS. I have one and my interests have not changed. Since I’ve been working again, I’ve been working quite normal.
You learn to live with it and then you can work as that, which is the point.
I don’t know