u/IllustriousMonk3757

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In a normal world I would say something I am not conflict adverse I am very direct but this is not the place and it won't change this narcissistic monster anyway but the woman (my director) who I told HR is hostile and they did an independent review - laughable - and didn't even look into that... But did find that her behavior was "bad" if this doesn't make sense don't worry - it doesn't.

Anyway today a student was saying how she was excited to do clinicals at the pediatric oncology unit at the local hospital.

This isn't a student I know I was just working in the lab with grad students and she is interested in being a grad student. So the director goes oh yeah well she knows that unit really well. With a big $hiteater grin on her face then leaves.

So the student is excited to ask me about it thinking maybe I worked there or did clinicals.

How do you know it - she asks excitedly!

I was like well my kid had cancer and lost her leg to it. We were in patient for a year I basically lived there.

The student was horrified and embarrassed. I felt bad for them. It wasn't their fault.

It wasn't their business.

It was on purpose.

It was sick.

How would that make you feel?

I know that is weird because there are a lot of weird things at play here and nothing is ordinary. Also don't feel bad for me or my kid. We are good. Life is good.

But what the eff?

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u/IllustriousMonk3757 — 17 days ago