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Poems, Prose, and Promises. My name is
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I write poetry
I write short stories
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What value do you place on peace of mind? Would you stay and work for a company whose practices were tearing at your conscience? Would you put up with abusive treatment for fear of losing whatever modicum of security the negative situation provided? We all face conundrums like this in our lives and I am happy to say that while I am willing to give people the benefit of the doubt and am willing to give an offered solution sufficient time to bear fruit, in the end, I will not work at a place that I'm not proud to be a part of. I left my job on September 13, 2006. I'd worked at the place for two and a half years and was loved by my clients and their families. I wasn't loved by the supervisor of another shift and our mutual boss due to personal issues that should never have entered into the work place anyway. I tried talking to the supervisor, our boss, and her boss, but I each time I found myself in a worse situation. The message they were sending out was clear - don't make waves. I'm no longer making waves. Instead I'm working for people and with people I respect and I'm proud of myself for having the courage and backbone to walk away from a dysfunctional situation and not look back. During the past few months at my former employment, I was having trouble writing and enjoying other things that meant a lot to me. Now, that I've escaped that tyranical atmosphere, I feel better and am more productive than ever. This experience has taught me a lot but most importantly, it's taught me that I have every right to respect myself and take care of myself and that I don't have to stay with abusive people due to fear of what problems I may encounter by leaving. |