Everyone's work experience is unique to the individual, so shouldn't have be any reflection on what may happen to you. If you find the right job, your experience may be great :) I was very fortunate at work since my office is right by the National hospital in Queens Square and when I started there, my MS only stopped me typing with both hands, but over the years has resulted in me going part-time and using a wheelchair now. I guess I was in the right job at the right time and there's no reason why anyone else can't be as fortunate

hi <a href='https://shift.ms/community/people/Gav/' rel='nofollow'>@gav</a>. i returned to work very frightened and the eagerness to return back to normality... i work for social services and the care and positive attitude i received from my peers was very humbling. it has made all the difference to my bounce back to normality. i love the fact that we all moan about our normal stuff and im not frightened to say anything to them. granted i know them all well, but i was still frightened when i returned. the worry was all about me not them... could i do my job? could i remember details? could i make my own coffee and bring it back to my desk without stumbling? could i go out for lunch without falling over? normal fears that we all carry... but i got through it and i feel it was all down to their support. hope it all goes well... im sending positive thoughts xxx