RE waiting room angels

...just in case any of the ladies who were in the NS waiting room on Monday are on here...a big and thank you for being so kind to me during my public, stressed-out meltdown. I can't explain how much I appreciate how compassionate and helpful you were.

The next day, I described the situation that led to said meltdown to my boss admitted that I "need to be monitored closely while taking medication" and would be working from home when needed to avoid unnecessary stress on dr. appt. days. Writing this makes me realize how good it is to have such a flexible boss.

Message edited 1/8/2009 8:19:07 PM.

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Consider yourself lucky!

I have melted down in that office as well but in the back so I had hugs from nurses and the phlebotomist.

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I melted down too and was not comforted.

I'm glad you were. It's stressful and everyone is entitled to a melt down.

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I have had a meltdown myself...wasnt pretty.

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Posted by Blu-ize

I melted down too and was not comforted.

I'm glad you were. It's stressful and everyone is entitled to a melt down.

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I think we've all gone through it. My breaking point was passing out and going into little convulsions at my RE's office when they tried to take blood but couldn't find a vein because they all collapsed from all the blood draws that month.

Not fun, and terribly embarassing. You are not alone