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MAD ALL THE TIME wrote...
I am looking for work in the IT field...something I have done for the last 5 years...and cannot find anything-or maybe-no one will hire me.THe longer it takes to find a job,the more I think its ME.I am being treated for depression with a whole cocktail of stuff and even the bad days are starting to look good.Its a big effort just to get up and go looking,much less call people and ask /plead/beg for job leads.It all seems pretty pointless right now.There...
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