<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

This is a tamer problem then most on this sub reddit but it's really bothering me. I have some health issues which effect my comprehension and memory, which is no biggie any more but when I started this job a few months ago I made a bunch of stupid mistakes. Now when I do anything (even if other coworkers make mistakes) I get blamed...and when they find out that I didn't' do anything wrong there's never an apology. It's at the point now where they're just expecting me to fuck up. 

Short of finding a new job (which at this point I"ll probably have to do) is there anything I can do to make them stop seeing me as a screw up? I've tried being friendly, being extra helpful, to owning up to my mistakes but it doesn't seem to help. 

In past jobs I've been treated with respect. I usually move up very fast and have supervised co workers, managed money (tills and safe) and worked alone (locking up/opening with the key) so I know it's not because I'm actually incompetent.
<bot>: I got sick just before starting a new job. Fucked up so much that no one thinks I'm competent. Advice?