I used generic Debrox. I usually clean out my ears once or twice a year. I leave Debrox in my ear for 20-30 minutes because I have hard, dry ear wax. It comes out super easy after that with warm water. Ears feel so clean now. I get such a high after cleaning my ears.
I had to jump through hoops and ladders with several different doctors' notes to get my ADA accommodations request for remote work approved. I had a serious injury and an infection that nearly caused sepsis. I had to wait three weeks for my request to get approved. They were giving me pushback for remote work because they said nobody gets to work remotely at our station. I now worry that management is conspiring to retaliate because I pushed so heavily on remote work. However, I've depleted my PTO while recovering. I need to keep working to make money and pay my bills. Now, it's awkward between my manager and me. I feel like management doesn't like the fact that I'm straying away from the rest of the sheep. They just want to control and manipulate their workers. They never cared about my health or my well-being. I just wanted to rant about this and was wondering if anyone has ever requested remote ADA accommodations with Nexstar. If so, how did it go? I'm on the digital team, by the way.