I Quit...

[blindhearted]

I dont know if anyone remembers, but a few months ago I asked what I should do about my job. I explained how it was flexible and they understood my condition but I wasnt getting my treatments like I should, not eating right, and worse of all being exposed to second hand smoke (they would smoke when I wasnt there but it stayed in the air) causing, what I believe, was an increase in lung infections. I talked to them numerous times about the smoke, and they promised to stop smoking inside (and it would get better for a little while) but the problem always returned.

Well it took a bad cold in January and a pneumothorax in April (which I'm still recovering from)...I have agonized on what I should do, and instead of returning to those conditions and jepardizing my health any farther, I haved decided it was in my best interest if I didnt return. So, I talked to my boss today and I offically quit my job! I feel like a weight has been lifted off of my shoulders! Plus, my boss and I are still on good terms. Now, I will be able to concentrate on my overall health.

But I am not gonna sitting doing nothing. A few months ago I signed up for an internet class for Medical Transcription. So now I can put all of my time and energy into this class and hopefully get a job where I will be able to work from home.

I'm sorry that was so long, but I just wanted to share this update because it was a huge step for me. Thanks for reading <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

 

[blindhearted]

I dont know if anyone remembers, but a few months ago I asked what I should do about my job. I explained how it was flexible and they understood my condition but I wasnt getting my treatments like I should, not eating right, and worse of all being exposed to second hand smoke (they would smoke when I wasnt there but it stayed in the air) causing, what I believe, was an increase in lung infections. I talked to them numerous times about the smoke, and they promised to stop smoking inside (and it would get better for a little while) but the problem always returned.

Well it took a bad cold in January and a pneumothorax in April (which I'm still recovering from)...I have agonized on what I should do, and instead of returning to those conditions and jepardizing my health any farther, I haved decided it was in my best interest if I didnt return. So, I talked to my boss today and I offically quit my job! I feel like a weight has been lifted off of my shoulders! Plus, my boss and I are still on good terms. Now, I will be able to concentrate on my overall health.

But I am not gonna sitting doing nothing. A few months ago I signed up for an internet class for Medical Transcription. So now I can put all of my time and energy into this class and hopefully get a job where I will be able to work from home.

I'm sorry that was so long, but I just wanted to share this update because it was a huge step for me. Thanks for reading <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

 

[blindhearted]

I dont know if anyone remembers, but a few months ago I asked what I should do about my job. I explained how it was flexible and they understood my condition but I wasnt getting my treatments like I should, not eating right, and worse of all being exposed to second hand smoke (they would smoke when I wasnt there but it stayed in the air) causing, what I believe, was an increase in lung infections. I talked to them numerous times about the smoke, and they promised to stop smoking inside (and it would get better for a little while) but the problem always returned.

Well it took a bad cold in January and a pneumothorax in April (which I'm still recovering from)...I have agonized on what I should do, and instead of returning to those conditions and jepardizing my health any farther, I haved decided it was in my best interest if I didnt return. So, I talked to my boss today and I offically quit my job! I feel like a weight has been lifted off of my shoulders! Plus, my boss and I are still on good terms. Now, I will be able to concentrate on my overall health.

But I am not gonna sitting doing nothing. A few months ago I signed up for an internet class for Medical Transcription. So now I can put all of my time and energy into this class and hopefully get a job where I will be able to work from home.

I'm sorry that was so long, but I just wanted to share this update because it was a huge step for me. Thanks for reading <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

 

[blindhearted]

I dont know if anyone remembers, but a few months ago I asked what I should do about my job. I explained how it was flexible and they understood my condition but I wasnt getting my treatments like I should, not eating right, and worse of all being exposed to second hand smoke (they would smoke when I wasnt there but it stayed in the air) causing, what I believe, was an increase in lung infections. I talked to them numerous times about the smoke, and they promised to stop smoking inside (and it would get better for a little while) but the problem always returned.

Well it took a bad cold in January and a pneumothorax in April (which I'm still recovering from)...I have agonized on what I should do, and instead of returning to those conditions and jepardizing my health any farther, I haved decided it was in my best interest if I didnt return. So, I talked to my boss today and I offically quit my job! I feel like a weight has been lifted off of my shoulders! Plus, my boss and I are still on good terms. Now, I will be able to concentrate on my overall health.

But I am not gonna sitting doing nothing. A few months ago I signed up for an internet class for Medical Transcription. So now I can put all of my time and energy into this class and hopefully get a job where I will be able to work from home.

I'm sorry that was so long, but I just wanted to share this update because it was a huge step for me. Thanks for reading <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

 

[blindhearted]

I dont know if anyone remembers, but a few months ago I asked what I should do about my job. I explained how it was flexible and they understood my condition but I wasnt getting my treatments like I should, not eating right, and worse of all being exposed to second hand smoke (they would smoke when I wasnt there but it stayed in the air) causing, what I believe, was an increase in lung infections. I talked to them numerous times about the smoke, and they promised to stop smoking inside (and it would get better for a little while) but the problem always returned.

Well it took a bad cold in January and a pneumothorax in April (which I'm still recovering from)...I have agonized on what I should do, and instead of returning to those conditions and jepardizing my health any farther, I haved decided it was in my best interest if I didnt return. So, I talked to my boss today and I offically quit my job! I feel like a weight has been lifted off of my shoulders! Plus, my boss and I are still on good terms. Now, I will be able to concentrate on my overall health.

But I am not gonna sitting doing nothing. A few months ago I signed up for an internet class for Medical Transcription. So now I can put all of my time and energy into this class and hopefully get a job where I will be able to work from home.

I'm sorry that was so long, but I just wanted to share this update because it was a huge step for me. Thanks for reading <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

 

[blindhearted]

I dont know if anyone remembers, but a few months ago I asked what I should do about my job. I explained how it was flexible and they understood my condition but I wasnt getting my treatments like I should, not eating right, and worse of all being exposed to second hand smoke (they would smoke when I wasnt there but it stayed in the air) causing, what I believe, was an increase in lung infections. I talked to them numerous times about the smoke, and they promised to stop smoking inside (and it would get better for a little while) but the problem always returned.

Well it took a bad cold in January and a pneumothorax in April (which I'm still recovering from)...I have agonized on what I should do, and instead of returning to those conditions and jepardizing my health any farther, I haved decided it was in my best interest if I didnt return. So, I talked to my boss today and I offically quit my job! I feel like a weight has been lifted off of my shoulders! Plus, my boss and I are still on good terms. Now, I will be able to concentrate on my overall health.

But I am not gonna sitting doing nothing. A few months ago I signed up for an internet class for Medical Transcription. So now I can put all of my time and energy into this class and hopefully get a job where I will be able to work from home.

I'm sorry that was so long, but I just wanted to share this update because it was a huge step for me. Thanks for reading <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

 

[JazzysMom]

I am glad you decided this. The long term affects we know could not have been good. Good luck on the course!

 

[JazzysMom]

I am glad you decided this. The long term affects we know could not have been good. Good luck on the course!

 

[JazzysMom]

I am glad you decided this. The long term affects we know could not have been good. Good luck on the course!

 

[JazzysMom]

I am glad you decided this. The long term affects we know could not have been good. Good luck on the course!

 

[JazzysMom]

I am glad you decided this. The long term affects we know could not have been good. Good luck on the course!

 

[JazzysMom]

I am glad you decided this. The long term affects we know could not have been good. Good luck on the course!

 

[Wheezie]

I agonize continually about my decisions regarding working. I think it's AWESOME that you left - it's a big step and takes a lot of courage, especially when it's not as if you CAN'T work, but more of a lifestyle/health choice. I've also heard that medical transcription is a great job if you're interested in working from home. Congrats on this major accomplishment - it IS a huge step and, though I don't know you well yet, I can still say I'm proud of you for taking care of yourself (emotionally as well as physically). Best of luck on the class!

 

[Wheezie]

I agonize continually about my decisions regarding working. I think it's AWESOME that you left - it's a big step and takes a lot of courage, especially when it's not as if you CAN'T work, but more of a lifestyle/health choice. I've also heard that medical transcription is a great job if you're interested in working from home. Congrats on this major accomplishment - it IS a huge step and, though I don't know you well yet, I can still say I'm proud of you for taking care of yourself (emotionally as well as physically). Best of luck on the class!

 

[Wheezie]

I agonize continually about my decisions regarding working. I think it's AWESOME that you left - it's a big step and takes a lot of courage, especially when it's not as if you CAN'T work, but more of a lifestyle/health choice. I've also heard that medical transcription is a great job if you're interested in working from home. Congrats on this major accomplishment - it IS a huge step and, though I don't know you well yet, I can still say I'm proud of you for taking care of yourself (emotionally as well as physically). Best of luck on the class!

 

[Wheezie]

I agonize continually about my decisions regarding working. I think it's AWESOME that you left - it's a big step and takes a lot of courage, especially when it's not as if you CAN'T work, but more of a lifestyle/health choice. I've also heard that medical transcription is a great job if you're interested in working from home. Congrats on this major accomplishment - it IS a huge step and, though I don't know you well yet, I can still say I'm proud of you for taking care of yourself (emotionally as well as physically). Best of luck on the class!

 

[Wheezie]

I agonize continually about my decisions regarding working. I think it's AWESOME that you left - it's a big step and takes a lot of courage, especially when it's not as if you CAN'T work, but more of a lifestyle/health choice. I've also heard that medical transcription is a great job if you're interested in working from home. Congrats on this major accomplishment - it IS a huge step and, though I don't know you well yet, I can still say I'm proud of you for taking care of yourself (emotionally as well as physically). Best of luck on the class!

 

[Wheezie]

I agonize continually about my decisions regarding working. I think it's AWESOME that you left - it's a big step and takes a lot of courage, especially when it's not as if you CAN'T work, but more of a lifestyle/health choice. I've also heard that medical transcription is a great job if you're interested in working from home. Congrats on this major accomplishment - it IS a huge step and, though I don't know you well yet, I can still say I'm proud of you for taking care of yourself (emotionally as well as physically). Best of luck on the class!

 

[kayleesgrandma]

I remember that old post of yours, and I am glad you have made the decision to make your health your top priority. Amy will be so proud of you when she reads this!!! <u>I'm</u> proud of you! Good luck with your new job interest--sounds good if you can work from home! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">

 

[kayleesgrandma]

I remember that old post of yours, and I am glad you have made the decision to make your health your top priority. Amy will be so proud of you when she reads this!!! <u>I'm</u> proud of you! Good luck with your new job interest--sounds good if you can work from home! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">