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From: Wes on 23 May 2008 21:29
I chose to trust my colleagues since the diagnosis carried a limitation of not working night shifts or taking the 24x7 pager (sleep hygiene) - which is sort of the holy grail for a tech support group/role. I didn't want to come across as "special" for no reason. In the time that has passed, though there has been no overt, or even close to overt, negativity I think I've been affected by a subtle form of being distanced - sort of "in a tribe of warriors, the guy that limps doesn't get much respect".

I'd recommend mildly against being very open - but the team dynamics can make a difference.
Wes


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From: zipper on 26 May 2008 08:46



It's funny. There are circumstances where i'm open and it's not
because other people are bipolar in the group. Then most of the other
"opportunites for sharing," I clam up. I listen to my head and heart
and not my gut most of the time. I don't trust people. shawn


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