https://www.gmi.edu.my/mechanical-engineeri...ls-maintenance/

seems good. you will have the opportunity to work in manufacturing plants (structured working place, with shifts and SOPs). predictable work (proactive and preventive maintenance), again, structured. less anxiety. clock in, check maintenance sheet, execute, done, go home, take medicine, rest.

you will spent more time with machines rather than humans (that would help you with your manic/neuroticism).

you will have to work with your hands mostly, so that helps to stop your mind from wondering, 'snowballing effect' that could lead to depression. less thinking, more doing.

go for it.

do grab. there is structure. Just accept the jobs, follow the app instructions.

it's not easy to find understanding colleagues and bosses unless you apply to company's that hire say autistic staff etc

working for yourself is the best option

ts, what is your strength = what are you good at?

can you work on that without a high start up cost? if yes, can start doing.

plenty of opportunities in malaysia, you don't need to keep thinking you need to be a kuli.

First, take a deep breath and notice this—

The very fact that you’re still here, still reaching out, still asking what to do next—that’s proof.
Proof that somewhere inside you, there’s a part that hasn’t given up.

That part is wise. That part is courageous. And that part deserves your attention.
You’ve gone through injury, both physical and emotional. And instead of collapsing, you sought help.
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In youth, it opens the mind.
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In old age, it gives joy and rest.”

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GMI offers exactly that: structured learning, accountability, scheduled progress.
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On choosing a course, let’s engage the part of you that knows what you enjoy:

 • Do your hands like to build? Do you feel satisfaction in making things real? - You might thrive in mechatronics, machining, or manufacturing.

 • Are you curious about systems, electricity, how parts interact? -Consider electrical or mechanical engineering technology.

 • Do you like order, precision, and structure? - You might enjoy quality assurance or technical drawing (CAD/CAM).

Whichever path you choose, ask yourself:
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Because when your work matters to others, your sense of purpose strengthens too.

On blending in, you wonder:

 “Will I stand out among younger students?”

Let’s reframe that:
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On the darkest thoughts, you mentioned giving up. But ask yourself gently:
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Somewhere else in the world, people are still living through war zones, hunger, and exile.
Here, you have space, time, and a choice. And choice is powerful.

You may not yet believe in your future self—
but your future self already believes in you.
Right now, he’s whispering:

 “Keep going. You’ll be glad you did.”

And if your mind asks, “But what if I fail?”

Just ask it back:
“What if I don’t?”

What is your interest?

Do you have the discipline to continue studying?

If you like structure, can you create your own study timetable and follow strictly and study diligently?

If you like structure, apply for simple jobs first, such as operator or stockist in a warehouse. This kind of job usually allows you ample time to study part-time.

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JKM (Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarakat) di Malaysia menyediakan peluang pekerjaan untuk Orang Kurang Upaya (OKU), termasuk OKU mental, melalui pelbagai inisiatif. Ini termasuk dasar 1% pengambilan OKU di sektor awam dan galakan kepada majikan swasta untuk mengambil OKU, serta bantuan dan kemudahan lain.

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Cara Memohon:
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Elaun bulanan bagi Orang Kurang Upaya (OKU) mental yang tidak bekerja di Malaysia adalah RM300. Bantuan ini dikenali sebagai Bantuan OKU Tidak Berupaya Bekerja (BTB) dan bertujuan untuk membantu OKU yang tidak mampu bekerja untuk terus tinggal bersama keluarga, menurut BANTUAN NEGARA dan eBantuan.my. 
https://jiwadamai.com/2025/01/29/siapakah-d...kad-oku-mental/ - Siapakah Dia Pemegang Kad OKU Mental
- 29/01/2025
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Hi there, you found suitable med prescribe by doctor? One my love one struggle with depression, now just started to do a diploma afain after drop out. If you dont mind can share doctor name and hospital.

i wonder how you can handle k, it's very non structured, its chaos

anyways, MNC are very structured. if your are certified OKU card holder, some MNCs do hire OKU to meet with their ESG

just do it no need think so much

But lack confidence to do so, maybe due to my age. I'm afraid that no one will hire me because by the time I've graduated I'll be 35. Who wants an old guy working at an entry level job. Plus, if I decided to pursue my education I'm afraid that I can't blend in with all the young students.

Yes she helped me to find a suitable combination.

https://umsc.my/umsc_doctor/aida-syarinaz-ahmad-adlan/

She's my savior actually.

Contact the stated number there and book for an appointment.

She's kind.

I've been to gov before all of them are useless and they lack empathy; based on my experience. Got warded for harming myself they even told me why don't  you jump down the river; problem solve and you'll burn in hell.