@Bow woah that's good to know, thank you!!
Now...how to remember to do that once I get all diagnosededy.... 🤣
Yeah but... are the circumstances of your life the same now as they were back then? Maybe you could, on paper. But how would that influence your recovery? Would it be a help or a hindrance to be employed right now? Doesn't matter if you used to be able to - what matters is how much you can achieve right now. And plus, the whole point of NDIS is to try to provide for you in the areas where you are struggling to function. Part of the goals of the scheme is to get us to a level of functioning where we can work more. Just some food for thought ~
Do me tiny favour? Don't listen to internet randos on tiktok 🤣
I shower, on average, about 4-5 times a week. I'm not that stinky most days and like, my skin and hair look healthy. So that works for me. We didn't evolve to be scrubbed squeaky clean multiple times a day, pretty sure that's why they're all also addicted to expensive skincare (which is a judgey sweeping generalisation not intended to mock skincare enthusiasts but more a tongue in cheek poke at the predatory nature of the beauty industry).
Every one, every body, is different - genetics, ethnicity, health etc etc will all influence what hygiene we need. And factor in the complexities of ongoing mental health struggles... I doubt most of those folks have ever experienced anything like the severe anhedonia and apathy that can come with clincial depression - where the effort required to get up and pee is more than one can bear, let alone shower and dress oneself. You. Are. So. Fine.
Promise 💜
It's sheets washing day for me hahaha be sure to bring a parasol/sunscreen/spray bottle of cool water/hand fan/ice/so much water 🤣