u/TransitionPrimary629

Borderline niece needs help

My niece started showing signs of mental illness when she went off to college. That was 2018. She has been diagnosed with borderline and she takes meds but she is not functional.

She looks crazy. Her hair is matted and her eyes are crossed and she doesn’t look at people straight when she talks. She talks incessantly about the past and her grievances.

She lives at home with my sister and her husband ——both are retirement age. The doctors give her meds but no real treatment. And she keeps switching doctors. She has her things everywhere in the house and sleeps in multiple rooms. When she goes for interviews they don’t call her back.

I don’t think she will ever live on her own.

Do people like this qualify for support and does SSI help them live on their own?

My sister is worried that she is going to give my brother in law a heart attack from the stress.

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u/TransitionPrimary629 — 10 days ago
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ITIL 5 Disappointment

There is absolutely no point in getting this certification. I am upgrading from Version 3 to Version 5.
Completing version 3, i basically was armed with the basic knowledge that would allow me to function operationally in an enterprise and manage or lead any aspect of IT. PeopleCERT took all of that information out of the training and the idea is that AI will do that so you don’t need to know it.
The training content is a bunch of word salad and most of it is a repeat of what you could learn in any agile training.

Do not waste 1200 on this AI content. You could literally ask any large language model to reproduce this type of training.
And you will walk out knowing about as much.

If this is the future of work related training you might as well not waste company dollars training people.

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u/TransitionPrimary629 — 13 days ago