Hello everyone, hope you're all coping with this cold weather! I need some help regarding a job application. I graduated from university last October and had to take some time out to focus on my health, but have been trying to find a graduate job since December with no luck.
I'm applying for a role which is pretty specific to my degree and will help open a lot of doors to get me to where I want to be, but I'm not sure what to do about the disability section of the application. The company offers a "two tick interview scheme" whereby if you have a disability and also meet the minimum requirements for the job, they guarantee you an interview. But I'm just not sure what to do. I understand endometriosis is not officially listed as a disability under the Equality Act by itself, but obviously if it had a severe and long term impact then it is a disability.
My pain levels are at least mild-moderate every day, and are extreme during my period (6-weekly due to the pill). I also experience fatigue very easily, as well as the usual toilet troubles most days.
So I'm basically just looking for some advice. Endo is an invisible illness, which (wrongly) makes me feel a bit of a fraud to say I'm disabled when there are many other people with far more severe disabilities. Any advice or help is very welcome please.
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