Recovery From Mental Illness:

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 Stealing

Name Micheal, Age 22, Sex Male,

Country Australia, Religion None.

Question I stole things from work in the past and critical voices are giving me a hard time over it, if I admit that I stole things I will probably lose my job and could be charged by the police etc.  I don’t want to lose my job and wind up in jail but it is becoming a real problem.

Answer Firstly you could ask critical voices if you could just put it into the past (because you were suffering from mental illness at the time), if that fails, you could ask them if you could pay it back anonymously by mail, and if you can’t afford it straight away, as soon as you can afford do do so; and as long as you are serious, they will likely leave you alone and you can pay it back.  If they persist and it is too much of a problem, it may pay to look for another job and avoid winding up in jail.  If you can’t find another job and it is too much of a problem, you will probably have to choose between risking your job and going to jail, or resigning and at least getting away from the problem.

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