Epilepsy and Your Career

Posted by cancersurvivor05 @cancersurvivor05, Jan 3 1:59pm

Does anyone feel like they are being held back in the job advancement when it comes to promotions due to them having seizure, or side of effects their medication from their seizures? I know by law we can't be discriminated by our epilepsy, if we can do the job; but a manager can just easily say that someone was better despite your knowledge of the job and your availability to work.

Am I the only one who feels this way or am I just having resentment?

Part of the reason it bothers me is because it's so hard to get a job near enough for me to walk to work or that I can get a job that I get paid enough to pay for my transport.

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That's a great way to put your wisdom to work and maybe help many others
that struggle every day too. I applaud you for your courage to make a
difference.

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you are so kind, experience shows. nice job.

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you are so kind, experience shows. nice job.

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Thank you for the like , also the nice compliment you gave me.

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@tlkokke Thank you for volunteering. everywhere you turn people need support and guidance thank you for giving of your time.

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thank you for your message

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