I can't stand patients that lie on my techs in order to get what they want.
a hospital is just that. It's not your "Medical Home".. thus, if you spend most of the time in your home, lying, manipulating and cheating to get what you want.. Don't do it here.
This patient lied on one of my co-horts, then lied on a tech .. when i had to see her, she told me these blatant lies, and tried to "run the show". Unfortunately, her stupid husband believed her. and started crying.. in the lobby.. Seriously?
I kept a professional distance with these two. While i examined them. The husband demanded why we couldn't do certain exams at their convenience.
Well, the last time i checked.. you don't walk into the church at your convenience and tell the pastor when to start services.
This is called privilege.. privilege means, you're totally oblivious to everyone but yourself.
I finished working on them, and the wife started crying loudly on the table, asking me to "forgive" her.. for making so many scenes. She did it because she was "petrified"..
Oh, so, when you're afraid, you become more unstable, make a scene, lie on your care takers, and yell and scream in the lobby.
It's that time of the year again. Financial yearend...FTW
Also how is it that some managers get paid fk loads to do fk all >.< The perfect example would be my boss. He asks more questions rather than giving us answers; doesn't know how to use the system..get real; you've been here for over 6 months now...mofo UGHHH
Woo, today I left not feeling like my soul had died at the workplace, like the other poor souls trapped within those walls, just moaning to get out. corporate America, sigh.
Happy with how today ended up going but am also worried I might not be the fastest anymore. I can't let that happen! It's a scary thought.... I'd go from pumpkin to just plain squash :cry
So the ram-air intake forces air into the plenum whilst increase its static pressure by slowing it and cramming more air on top of itself (kind of like a balloon) which gives an advantage over cai. hmm.
Showed up on a shift to replace sick coworker. Talked to this cute 'new' guy at work. Non stop smiling at each other. Continue talking and then I find out that he isn't so new after all. He works during the night shift, that's why we have never seen each other.
I can't believe it's been 6 months with a place I enjoy working for. Just wish we wouldn't have such financial troubles. Only reason why I'm keeping my crappy PT job right now, in case we shut down or get laid off.
More pregnancies and engagements..amazing. I'm happy for them, but it'd be nice to join their ranks. They may be stuck with low wage jobs but they still have people who care about them. I shouldn't be thinking about this, my focus should be on bettering my career..
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