how to deal with complaining at work

cool fine and danndy so the next day i take it to work (now i work at grocery store in produce lefting 50 to 60lbs boxes) the store manager came up to me at the end of the day a tells me they have nothing for me to do in the store because i dont work with money so they tell my heres the number for disability call them and they would set up something for me, i call them frist i was going in cycles with them they would tell me that my work never got a hold of them, they didn't call my doctors

I don't have A/C either. It's supposed to cool down here to the 90's by next week. I didn't really have to deal with the heat during my get pregnancy. I just feel like the excessive heat is making everything worse.

I had surgery almost two years ago. I'm single and live alone. I try to work but working brings on the symptoms stronger. I'm constantly in the dark and feel depression taking over. I've tried to get SSI but since I have an education they will not give it to me. I'm scared that I will soon become homeless. I have tried to live my life as I did before and all it does is bring the symptoms back stronger. I'm in so much pain all the time and I don't know how to deal with it.

Just want to let you know, that I relate to multiple parts of what you described in this post. when I'm coming off opiates and for a looong time afterward, I just want to be alone. It's unfortunate, because no one can really provide comfort, even with the best intentions.

I tried to commit suicide three years ago and was put in a hospital for a few months. I have tried all sorts of antidepressives throughout my life and unfortunately none other than seroquel have worked. I got out of the hospital and still was depressed and I asked my doctor to try a new medication and she put me on seroquel. I immediately felt good for once. Unfortunately I had surgery on my foot and I also have back problems. I lost my job and I am feeling very bad right now.

Thank you so much for responding. Yes, I am under physicians' and psychiatrist care. I've worked all of my life until I became disabled about 5 years ago. The Social Security Administration approved my disability application within two months, and they did that because of my medical records.

I have always taken on too many things - working 2 jobs, making candy afterhours in my mom's kitchen and selling it at school I'm always busy - either painting (I'm terrible - but I enjoy it) crafts, doing something new for work after hours, playing with the dogs, etc Planning my own businesses and researching into that. Googling whatever I happen to wonder about. Googling things that interest me. (at the time) Working full time & studying after hours..

I had a desk/seated job and was able to elevate my feet with another chair and small pillow. It really helped. I also had to walk to the water fountain frequently so it was a very short break. Can't you stand for some of your shift? Do stretches--even if they're arm/neck stretches.

She ordered lots of blood work and a thyroid sonogram. The blood work came back indicating I needed to have a MRI of pituitary gland with and without contrast, but she wanted me to check with insurance on it first. My insurance only covers it if the $2000 deductible has been met first!!!! So, I have to pay out of pocket pricing which will likely be better than help from insurance knocking the price down for them being "in network".

What type of svt have you been diagnosed with? I had avnrt and it was corrected by ablation. If ablation is not an option for you have you tried any of the vasovagal maneuvers to try and get your svt to stop? A few are holding your breath and bearing down as straining to go to the bathroom or drinking a very cold glass of water. Best of luck trying to get your svt under control.

Okay, so I work full time and I can't lose my job. However I struggle with concentrating and memory. I forget to do things often and very suddenly. I can tellt his really annoys my co-worker who does not know about my bipolar. This co-worker is above me in importance, not a boss but sort of a supervisor. I don't really want her to know about my bipolar, but I also don't want her to go stomping off to my actual boss complaining.

I am actually still at work because they started tearing down one of the walls with the mold and put me at the other side to work. This is hard because I still need to work and rest because my pregnancy is very hard because I am on my feet all day long doing physical work. My husband only works 2 days a week and can't find a full time job. I would normally being leaving for maternity leave mid January but don't think I can make it that long.

I am so sorry for everything that you have been through. Your boyfriend should NOT be getting mad at you over this. He should be way more understanding. And, to be honest, I think his reaction is horrific. As if you haven't been through enough with the rape, now he has to almost hold it against you for not telling him sooner. You did nothing wrong here, in my opinion. I can only imagine how hard it was to tell him. It must have been equally as hard to keep it from him.

I was diagnosed with stage 3 hidradenitis 6 years ago and I'm in constant pain I get no relief even though I am on pain meds. I have clusters of forming abscesses and open wounds in my groin on my bum under my arms and on my breasts. I'm constantly depressed because of the pain and the appearance of the scars and the forming abscesses. I have had more than 17 surgeries to drain or remove clusters and nothing seems to help.

Hi guys, Last night was a very bad night with pvc's for me. They felt nonstop for hours. I was worried I wouldn't make it throught the night. This is all new to me and I am trying my best to deal with it. How do you just ignore it? How do you know if the pvc's are becoming dangerous?

How to deal with complaining at work

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