Re: Bipolar and Working

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On 3/11/08, Terry wrote:
> "1. If I have an "advocate" to help me with my finances,
> will that mean I have no control at all?" No, of course
> not. You only give up control if you sign a power of
> attorney giving someone total control over your finances. If
> you need help and would prefer to use a professional for
> some limited assistance, talk to your bank.
>
> "2. Can I apply for FMLA due to bipolar so that the days I
>> am so weary I can miss work and rest and replenish my
> brain and body?" Certainly. Ask your employer for FMLA
> certification paperwork and take it to your doctor for him
> or her to complete.

Talking to my bank hadn't occurred to me. I have a great
relationship with my bank and am sure they will help set
something up to help me. As for the FMLA, thank you for the
information. I was unsure where to get the papers and if I
truly qualified.
Sincerely,
Weathermoon