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Hope she gets everything sorted and feels better soon.Thanks all, she attempted to contact the docs today, it said it was submitted on the form but apparently the doctors never got it so will have to try at 8am tomorrow but she is just going to call in sick anyway
Ahhh mate, I’m so sorry. All I can offer is the old cliche that time is a great healer. The grief never completely goes away, of course, but it does get easier.Dad died today. So surreal. Respect to everyone else in the same boat. X
es really quick but tell your gf to get signed off with 'workplace stress' if work is the only thing making her ill. She should also put it in the accident book - workplace stress is like any other industrial injury. That should prompt her employer to take some action like looking into reasonable adjustments for her and a stress risk assessment. If the workplace is unionised I suggest she gets them involved.My gf is really struggling with work atm, her manager is absolutely terrible - for eg, she said she was struggling to sleep with the stress of work and he said he had a bad night sleep cos he nearly ran over a badger(?). He wasn't joking as well. It's by far the worst I have ever seen her over 15 years
I suggested she goes to the docs to see if she can get signed off for two weeks but as most she said she'd feel bad and doesn't know if it's possible. she probably should have gone weeks ago but has been putting it off, is getting signed off a quick thing for doctors to do?
Hi, I'm just catching up with this thread. So sorry about your Dad. I lost my Dad April 2023 - he was 85 and I'm blessed to have had him for 63 years. I understand your feelings, I miss my Dad every day but now manage to smile at the things would make him mad (in no particular order Everton, politicians and next door's trees that dared to drop leaves on his lawn). I hope you get to that point, however long it takes. I do also still find myself thinking 'I must ring Dad'Quite surreal. First ever day in earth without my dad. Just blessed I'm 45.
I lost my dad to lymphoma 6 years ago and was 28 thankfully it was over quickly so the pain wasn't there anymore. Forever in my mind especially at times of my kids birthdays etc. Just give yourself a constant reminder and believe he is there watching your every move it helped me so much. Thinking of you mate an inbox is open even if you want a chat etcQuite surreal. First ever day in earth without my dad. Just blessed I'm 45.
Yeah it's just surreal.. Keep going to send him photos of my son but I have so much to be grateful for. It's such a strange feelingHi, I'm just catching up with this thread. So sorry about your Dad. I lost my Dad April 2023 - he was 85 and I'm blessed to have had him for 63 years. I understand your feelings, I miss my Dad every day but now manage to smile at the things would make him mad (in no particular order Everton, politicians and next door's trees that dared to drop leaves on his lawn). I hope you get to that point, however long it takes. I do also still find myself thinking 'I must ring Dad'
Sending hugs x
es really quick but tell your gf to get signed off with 'workplace stress' if work is the only thing making her ill. She should also put it in the accident book - workplace stress is like any other industrial injury. That should prompt her employer to take some action like looking into reasonable adjustments for her and a stress risk assessment. If the workplace is unionised I suggest she gets them involved.
Thanks, she did get signed off in the end, but through calling 111 as her normal GP didn't offer her an appointment for nearly a week..she got it on the day with 111.
Her manager did send her a 'nice' text saying it is his fault, that he will make changes to help her etc. obviously that's what most people would say/do anyway but he isn't like that so hopefully it's a step in the right direction but we'll see. Work have offered some free counselling sessions too which I think she is going to take. It's a shame it had to go this far, but I did say signing off might be the only way to get change
Make sure you keep that text mate and she should also take up the offer of councelling too.
If she ever has to leave due what’s going on, the text admitting it’s his fault could become quite important.
The councillor will help her understand why she’s feeling like she is and teach her coping mechanisms
Thanks, didn't think of that. Yeah I'm sure that will be enough, she has been offered meds which she was surprised about seeing that this as only just happened but she wants to avoid them
I've been telling her for ages that work, along with the house renovation/her parents at ours all the time that it was going to get her at one point and then it did in a massive way so I'm hoping how we live at home will change a bit too
I appreciate it may be a difficult with your domestic circumstances, but getting her to do some exercise would deffo help her and also give her a bit of a break away from everything, even if it`s only for an hour or so ?
you are going to do what you did the previous 2 times, you are going to go out and get another job.. even if it takes some time, use that time to do a few short courses, there's plenty on line, some are free to do.Just got made redundant today
3rd time in 4 years
Dunno what I’m gonna do
Spot on from @Tipp blueJust got made redundant today
3rd time in 4 years
Dunno what I’m gonna do