Guest guest Posted December 24, 2003 Report Share Posted December 24, 2003 > I guess the only thing I could say here is, if you do need to do this, and > it's helpful for you, can you try to do it so no one else sees it? Like, > have bandages ready & wear long sleeves? But I'm not sure if that is > possible if something stressful happens, say, where you work? Sorry if I'm > being stupid here. I rarely cut myself. Partly because I consider self-cutting to be jejune, and partly because it rarely, if ever, comes to that. At the time, I cut myself away from other people, in the back-room, but I needed to do other things and I was trying to stop the bleeding as well. As I said before, the problem was the inescapable nature of work, at least in my mind. The idea of saying, 'I cannot work tonight, I am having an autistic meltdown that requires my isolation' crossed my mind, but I knew that I couldn't come back to work without first obtaining a doctor's excuse. I probably could have gotten one on Tuesday, considering it was Saturday Night when things were happening, and that I was off on Monday and would be seeing a doctor on Tuesday who could give me such an excuse. (Even without Asperger, my diagnosis of Depression-NOS means I really ought to leave when the situation demands leaving). Keep in mind that there are no stupid questions, only ill-defined statements which require clarification. This Yahoogroup is a safe place (or at least ought to be), where we can ask pedantic questions until we can figure out what's going on. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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