Re: My job

From: marianne bolding (ojowojo@yahoo.com)
Mon Aug 13 15:25:39 2001


Karla's back!! I'm glad you received the box I sent "un-smashed". I truly thought about you. (I'm pretty sappy, huh?) I'm glad you are home now. Thankyou for this info. I think then...it is best to not even mention my surgical procedures or anything...just a person off the working block due to lay-off. I rattle alot...so this is important info. for me to take. Recuperate well and I send you a hug, Karla... Love, Marianne --- Karla <ifirgit@new.rr.com> wrote: > When considering unemployment remember that you must
> tell them that you are
> able to go out and work. You cannot tell them that
> you are sick and
> unable.....otherwise you will be denied.
>
> Karla
>

>> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "marianne bolding" <ojowojo@yahoo.com>
> To: "Multiple recipients of list ADHESIONS"
> <adhesions@mail.medispecialty.com>
> Sent: Monday, August 13, 2001 9:55 AM
> Subject: Re: My job
>
> > Jean, Hi. I hope you're getting around o.k. today.
> > I had forgotten about unemployment until you
> mentioned
> > it...thanks.
> > What's wrong is before diagnosis and surgical
> > procedures...I was bed sick alot...nausea,
> fainting,
> > vomiting, and no bowel movements. I "couldn't"
> work.
> > I took two weeks off before surgery...had drs.
> > documentations, filled out paperwork at the main
> > office for a 30-day leave-that was approved-to
> have
> > surgery. (None the less, the principal would call
> me
> > all the time..."Am I ready to go back yet?" even
> > before my 30-day was up). It was stressing me out
> > that noone was ever "How R U". But, that's
> > biz...everything they threw at me...I followed.
> After
> > I went back to work...I was having problems with
> the
> > diaphragm making me dizzy, I was belching these
> horid
> > sounds all the time in front of everyone (I had no
> > control)...the drs. never wanted to test me for
> > anything quick enough. The surgery was a battle
> to
> > get, and the dang GI to find out why I was still
> so
> > sick after surgery. I believe if my doc would
> have
> > given me the GI when I asked...they would have
> > diagnosed that hernia sooner and got me on meds to
> > control the symptoms....and my return to work
> would
> > have been successful. (Though, I still have no
> > control over the belching--water, applesauce,
> doesn't
> > matter what I eat). Last night at 3:30am I puked
> my
> > guts out. My chest felt like it would explode. I
> am
> > literally exhausted.
> > I don't know what the school will offer me...I
> have to
> > wait for HR to call me and see. However, I feel
> that
> > this should be illegal to discriminate against me
> due
> > to medical reasons. I'm going to fight them if
> the
> > offer they make is unacceptable. My father-in-law
> is
> > a lawyer and I am going to talk to him about it.
> I
> > think the only way I could have kept my job was to
> > have returned to work and dealt with the
> regurgitation
> > in front of others, the belching (overcome the
> > humility), and not be embarrassed I have to shit
> 5-6
> > times a day all the way up to noon...or not shit
> at
> > all and be at my desk cramping up with the hot
> pad,
> > let them see I was un-productive due to
> pain...but,
> > they would've still used this same excuse to let
> me
> > go.
> > I'm so tired of being blamed that I'm not doing my
> > best to get better. Tell me I don't come onto
> this
> > site and talk about nutrition and exercise up my
> ass.
> > It's all I do and think about...I'm sick of
> drinking
> > aloe vera juice, and all the dang vitamins, and
> > watching every little thing I eat, walking and
> > metamucil every day....but, I do it. I don't need
> a
> > soul telling me I "haven't" tried...I called the
> main
> > office to see about a 2-day leave extension and
> they
> > said it was up to the principal. I called the
> > principal and he said he had to check with the guy
> I
> > had just talked to. Told him I had and what he
> > said...and the principal completely fakes me out,
> fake
> > "get better"...he knew he was going to can me then
> and
> > he didn't even have the nerve to do it over the
> phone.
> > They know I need the health insurance, too.
> It's
> > like a slap in the face after two years with the
> > school....the extra hours and projects, taking
> work
> > home. I need to find out know if they eliminated
> the
> > asst. position at other high schools....if they
> > did...I'll believe...if not, I'm fighting them...I
> > want to be placed at a completely new school in an
> > office position that offers medical. I had
> recieved a
> > raise for re-classification of the asst. position
> > while I was on leave...so how could it have been
> > eliminated throughout all TUSD schools. I think
> it
> > was just my school...and just me. I need to find
> out
> > though...then, I'll know how to pursue it. I'm so
> > hurt and humiliated. Cobra is too expensive...and
> my
> > hubbys insurance is an extra $300 a month for
> > me...that's way too much. It's like we have to
> get
> > divorced so I can apply for low-income health
> services
> > and that isn't going to happen. We make too much
> > money---but, yet...not enough. You know that
> drill.
> > Oh, I'll survive...but, what will it take from me
> and
> > how sick is this whole thing going to make me
> trying
> > to deal with all the crap that I'll know have to
> deal
> > with. That'll be a tough one for Miss.
> > Sensitivity...just staying tough and strong. I
> feel
> > like a failure..facing my hubby, and the family
> that
> > didn't understand my sickness to begin with, and
> other
> > friends I've worked with, my
> neighbors...everybody.
> > I tell myself "Who cares what other people
> > think"...and I realize that "I care".
> > You've always been
> the
> > best to me, Jean...all your words of wisdom and
> all
> > the personal e-mails talking about your life has
> given
> > me such insight to you as a person. The
> insecurities
> > and adversities of your childhood and your disease
> > that crippled you as a child, your real and in-law
> > parents and their abuse, your husbands death. You
> > inspire me with what you've done with your
> > life...where you've been and where you are
> now...you
> > never gave up...and you've made yourself a success
> > with your home-based business (they should put you
> on
> > Oprah) :-) And mostly...that through it all you
> kept
> > your laughter and shared it with others and gave
> of
> > yourself to so many people. You're a fighter and
> I
> > admire that in you. I wish I could hug you, cry
> on
> > your shoulder, as I cry know, and hear you tell me
> > that I can make it...because I feel so weak inside
> and
> > it's hard to find the strength to move forward.
> > You've been a blessing in my life my fellow
> > Aerian...even through this computer. Love,
> Marianne
> >
> > --- Jean Long <creative@enter.net> wrote:
> > > Marianne,
> > > Can't you collect unemployment or other
> > > compensation?
> > > I am sure they have to give you that, even
> people
> > > who get fired for doing something wrong get
> > > unemployment.
> > > Don't they have to give some kind of a notice
> or
>
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