u/Gradydude

I'm curious to know if anyone has experienced eye hemorrhages due to prolong use of Tac?

I've been experiencing the reddening of one eye for about a year. Reddening usually occurred after a hard sneeze. Just recently the hemorrhages have been occurring more frequently and more severe. My Optometrist just this week discovered that Tac can in-fact cause narrowing of the blood vessels- vasoconstriction. Transplant team has been notified, and it looks like Belatacept Infusion discussion will be taking place soon.

Now that Omnicare will be nothing but a memory and a bad one at that, what’s some sensible changes you’d like to see GenieRx make for drivers? Obviously, this is hypothetical. Opinions please. Who knows, maybe one of their developers will set this post and consider our opinions.

1. Monthly drug test. This will create higher qualified workers and hopefully better pay.
2. Hiring based on merit!
3. Wheels highest level fleet program. (Check out Labcorp. (Not mandatory to participate. Driver pays $150.00 a month. Car can be used for personal use, car goes home with you every night. Car is assigned to you. NO Geotab!)
4. Week day schedules only. One day shift for weekends, continued rotation for everyone! Weekend work is for STATS only!
5. OT is based on hours. Sign up sheet for OT. No more same people making $70 K + a year.
6. No more stealing, I mean sweeps. No more sweeps.
7. Ethical practices, see #6
8. STATS are for narcotics only. House stock, Tylenol and other bullshit is delivered one week day, per week.
9. All deliveries go to the front door. No more walking through out these large facilities looking for an RN to sign for narc’s.
10. 10 minute call to facility prior to arrival. Strict 10 minute wait for signature.

Let’s all hope and pray that we can keep our jobs and benefits!