Comments on: Handling job search desperation

By: emagineSUNIL

emagineSUNIL — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 08:35:17 +0000

The somatic symptoms of depression (eg, fatigue, insomnia, diminished appetite, diminished sexual interest, excess weight change, and constipation) causes lots of people to visit their primary treatment medical professionals. When a person has five or more of these depressed symptoms for 2 weeks or longer, that individual is probably depressed.

http://www.depressed-test.com/

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By: Audie

Audie — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 20:08:18 +0000

Brenda and anyone else without a job,

I have recently joined the list of the unemployed. Luckily, I don’t have many expenses and I got a roommate to help with the cost of living. That may be something you could do. Also, there are numerous drug study trials going on all the time. You might want to see if any are offered in your area. They don’t pay a lot but any money is better than none and I don’t believe you need to report the money. I don’t think the government has a way of knowing about the pay but I am not sure. The studies can be for 1 week or 3 months, etc. Example of one recently was for 2 weeks. One day you would spend 8 hours at facility just hanging out and they would give you some shots of vodka. I quess they are studying the effects. Then a couple other short visit follow-ups. They were paying $225. Many years ago I did one for a month live in and was paid $3500. Met a lady there and that is all she did. She traveled all over to different studies. They are all different. Check the web site for the studies, http://www.wakeresearch.com to give you an idea of what it is. The address is for my area. I would bet they offer things in your area but not sure how you would locate them. Good luck and hope this helps some.

By: Desperate

Desperate — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 04:24:27 +0000

I am too laid off and depressed for a year for not being able to get a job.
I applied everyday and submitted 20 resumes per day that I never even got a chance for an interview. Temp agency are worse! they make you sit through tests and say they call you back! I wonder are companies HR department short staff or they wanted to make themselves look busy so they decided to keep a position open forever.
I am also behind with my bills and also don’t have health insurance because unemployment medical security program are facing high volume of applicants. I will of course be facing a charge of state tax $500 to $1000 next year for not having health insurance from this year. My Cobra went up to $500 a month and since I am behind with my other bills I can’t afford anything. The credit collection agencies calls me everyday and suggest I file bankruptcy. But filing Bankruptcy would effect my background check when applying for any jobs with any employer. I live near a pond and look at it everyday I would like to drown myself and end all this depression. I know with my luck I will either be saved or floating. I really don’t want to be in the ER and be slapped with a bill I can’t even afford gas for my car. HELP!!!!!!