Health Sigh
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Tracey.
So between working full time (was hired as part) and doing three school courses, you’d figure my body wouldn’t have time to act up, and you’d be right so instead it acts up, swelling my leg to the size of a baby seal.
drs have no idea, one doctor thinks its an infection another one says it was nothing, and now i have to follow up with my gp here who is an idoit and shouldn’t be doing his job.
my boss is, well its non union so she does basically whatever she wants, and for some reason likes me and thinks that i’m a great worker, don’t mind love the money its great for school next semester. but she doesn’t seem to understand that i might need more then 4 days off my leg incase it tries to swell up again at work.
need help 🙁
Hi KaylaS,
I’d really like to help you but I don’t know how things like that work in Canada…I’d only be useful if you were living in Germany, sorry…
MiyaTsu
Hi KaylaS
I read your post. Are you doing OK? I hope things have improved for you.
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