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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are you in therapy?
Having a 3rd person really helps.
Have you thought about joining a fibromyalgia  group? People who are going through are enormous support.

As for work, what is your field?  Can you get a tech or entry level position with the classes you've taken this far?[/quote]

I've seen one therapist but I felt she didn't care about her job. I am not in a support group but I am on a few online boards.

Unfortunately I don't have experience in any other fields, or they don't allow the flexibility that I need with school. Minimum wage won't pay the bills. I'm in the medical field.

Has anyone ever gone through this phase in your life?  How did you get out of it? [/quote]

Finding a good therapist takes time and effort.
You need to get out of the house and talk to some people, maybe one of your online groups can turn into something in person.

You might need to adjust your expectations when it comes to living expenses.
If you are in the medical field you've probably taken enough classes  to get a Research Assistant or  Coordinator position. You might have to look harder, but it' possible.

You have to make an effort and do the real work, even if it's not easy or doesn't fit into your plan at first. You can't just  write things off .[/quote]

I get what you're saying but I support myself, pay for school, and support my father ( very ill) on my salary. Minimum wage just won't work. I'm in Pharmacy, and there isn't anything to do without having a license. It's not even about my job, so much as my health, infertility, and just a sense of hopelessness. [/quote]

Your father is probably eligible for benefits, look into those. If you post in another forum, maybe health they can give you ideas on  the  benefits you can get.

What your feeling can change, but it takes work, the first step will be finding a therapist that is a good fit for you.

I'm sure you've taken courses in chemistry and biology many  companies hire  asisstants or coordinators with just having completed a certain amount of classes.

I don't know what you consider minimum wage, but many of those positions start at $ 30 to $35,000. It also has the added benefit of looking good on your resume.  [/quote]

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