Several student loan provisions in the bill will take effect next year. Additionally, one month before the midterm elections, a provision limiting Medicaid eligibility for immigrants will set in.

So take care of yourself. Get enough sleep, eat well, take a walk, and pay attention to your mental health. If you do, you will be well fortified in your efforts to be productive.

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8. Maintain a routine Having a routine can help you take care of your mental health and keep a cadence of applying to jobs.

Be ready to confront what’s been lingering in your subconscious. This is a time for healing, both physically and mentally. Take care of yourself.

Create and maintain a routine Having a routine can help you take care of your mental health and keep a cadence of applying to jobs.

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