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Posted on June 1, 2017March 3, 2018 by Kimberly Duff, MS, LPC, CRC

5 Signs That You Have a Problem With Guilt Regarding Your Disability/ Illness

  1. You constantly apologize
  2. You avoid participating in things because you don’t want to be trouble
  3. You feel bad about asking for help
  4. You always put others’ needs before your needs
  5. You feel sorry for the people who offer to assist you

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