Granny's gone and done it again

[troyer]

Thank you for sharing, Wow, big family! I had 5 sisters. 4 now. I have been married for a long time too. 27 yrs I believe. Maybe 28 .
Im sorry you got burned out on your job. Im guessing health care?

I quit my job because of the hours I was required to work to keep up with demand. I asked for an hourly wage raise based on my relatively low hourly wage compared to what the local economy was supporting. Initially my employer agreed to it, but several days later he decided he won't give me the raise after all, so I quit. He seemed shocked by it, because he thought I wouldn't have the backbone to quit.
I worked for a local standing seam metal roofing company measuring roofs, doing quotes and being responsible for signing contracts. I just had too much on my plate and my body just kind of suddenly quit on me. I don't think there will be any long term negetive health effects if I recover properly before going back to work again.
The most difficult thing to deal with is having been completely involved with helping to run/manage a growing bustling business where every sense was on high alert to be as efficient as possible, to doing almost nothing in order to allow the brain to recover, was almost more unwinding than what I was capable of.
Currently my attention span is very short, where it used to be that I had an exceptional memory, to the point that it usually got the attention of my employers. I am hoping with proper care and healing now, that it will go back to be as good or almost as good as it was before.

 

[troyer]

Hi Troyer, welcome! Have seen you around on some of the other threads.

Now you know just a little bit more about me because Granny asked.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

I quit my job because of the hours I was required to work to keep up with demand. I asked for an hourly wage raise based on my relatively low hourly wage compared to what the local economy was supporting. Initially my employer agreed to it, but several days later he decided he won't give me the raise after all, so I quit. He seemed shocked by it, because he thought I wouldn't have the backbone to quit.
I worked for a local standing seam metal roofing company measuring roofs, doing quotes and being responsible for signing contracts. I just had too much on my plate and my body just kind of suddenly quit on me. I don't think there will be any long term negetive health effects if I recover properly before going back to work again.
The most difficult thing to deal with is having been completely involved with helping to run/manage a growing bustling business where every sense was on high alert to be as efficient as possible, to doing almost nothing in order to allow the brain to recover, was almost more unwinding than what I was capable of.
Currently my attention span is very short, where it used to be that I had an exceptional memory, to the point that it usually got the attention of my employers. I am hoping with proper care and healing now, that it will go back to be as good or almost as good as it was before.

Good for you for standing up for yourself. I hope you make a full recovery.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Now you know just a little bit more about me because Granny asked.

They say Im nosy. lol I just like to learn.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

well peeps, I need to go to bed. I hope everyone has a good night.

 

[prostar]

every tooth in Roberts head was cracked. He never complained. He is doing good with the night guard he bought so far too.

Well. He is still wise x3 - so that’s a problem. He’s also got an obscene amount of decay/cavities to the point of the one that’s bugging him now - there’s a big wonkin hole in it. The thing is with chronic issues like this - it’s all good until it isn’t.

I quit my job because of the hours I was required to work to keep up with demand. I asked for an hourly wage raise based on my relatively low hourly wage compared to what the local economy was supporting. Initially my employer agreed to it, but several days later he decided he won't give me the raise after all, so I quit. He seemed shocked by it, because he thought I wouldn't have the backbone to quit.
I worked for a local standing seam metal roofing company measuring roofs, doing quotes and being responsible for signing contracts. I just had too much on my plate and my body just kind of suddenly quit on me. I don't think there will be any long term negetive health effects if I recover properly before going back to work again.
The most difficult thing to deal with is having been completely involved with helping to run/manage a growing bustling business where every sense was on high alert to be as efficient as possible, to doing almost nothing in order to allow the brain to recover, was almost more unwinding than what I was capable of.
Currently my attention span is very short, where it used to be that I had an exceptional memory, to the point that it usually got the attention of my employers. I am hoping with proper care and healing now, that it will go back to be as good or almost as good as it was before.

Oh how I feel you my friend.

 

[CapricornFarm]

Filled the wood stove up as much as possible. Feels like 15° outside! Supposed to be at least 10 ° warmer tomorrow.

 

[CapricornFarm]

Good night everyone.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

I quit my job because of the hours I was required to work to keep up with demand. I asked for an hourly wage raise based on my relatively low hourly wage compared to what the local economy was supporting. Initially my employer agreed to it, but several days later he decided he won't give me the raise after all, so I quit. He seemed shocked by it, because he thought I wouldn't have the backbone to quit.
I worked for a local standing seam metal roofing company measuring roofs, doing quotes and being responsible for signing contracts. I just had too much on my plate and my body just kind of suddenly quit on me. I don't think there will be any long term negetive health effects if I recover properly before going back to work again.
The most difficult thing to deal with is having been completely involved with helping to run/manage a growing bustling business where every sense was on high alert to be as efficient as possible, to doing almost nothing in order to allow the brain to recover, was almost more unwinding than what I was capable of.
Currently my attention span is very short, where it used to be that I had an exceptional memory, to the point that it usually got the attention of my employers. I am hoping with proper care and healing now, that it will go back to be as good or almost as good as it was before.

Burnout is real, and can be serious. A full recovery to you!

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Good morning Grannyland. Am I the first one up today? That's a first, lol. We are on our way to St Louis again to pick up The Kid for another home leave. Feels like we just did this ...