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Old 10-22-2007, 12:56 AM #2
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Hi,
I talked to a colleague in another dept on the phone tonight and told her that the people in my dept feel confused and lost and upset. I asked her if she noticed that. She said no because she keeps her door closed.

Well darn. I'd like that option. But I've got two official admin roles and a million unofficial roles. And people are always coming at me for stuff.

Then I have bunches of meetings and one important one this week. The big boss needs to meet with me for some reason. I don't know what she wants or if I can do it for her.

I've sort of reached the limits of my job and what I can achieve with bipolar. I cannot reasonably do more than I already am and still have any chance at reaching my equilibrium.

I hope that some of this makes sense.

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