That's all I see on Indeed, Ziprecruiter, and Glassdoor. There's no way of actually filtering those jobs out because they'll just show back up anyway.
I mostly feel it when I sit down and it feels sore sometimes too. It feels like what a tampon in there would feel like, at the slightly wrong angle. I know there isn't anything in there because my partner would have felt it during sex (and this happened during my last period). I also don't know if it's fibroids because I was scanned for that a few years ago and given the all clear. I was diagnosed with pelvic floor dysfunction last year though. Could this be caused by endometriosis? Does anyone else have this feeling? Before this I was on birth control almost consistently for 18 years but recently stopped taking it, so my periods have changed a bit.
And I'm really nervous. I'm not the same in person as I am over text or voice chat (in video games). I'm not just meeting my friend, but also her husband, most of their kids, and potentially a few more of their extended family. It's also a 3.5 hour drive from here. Any advice would be appreciated. 🥴
And she read it but never responded. She typically responds to my messages the same day. Can't help but feel rejected and that she's mad at me or disappointed.
Has anyone here worked for this company? Would you recommend it? How does it work--do you work with the same doctor/office all the time, or does it change based on need?
Worked in laundry at a long term care facility and had to quit today after only 7 days of working. It was too much for me physically, especially after not working for such a long time. On my feet for practically 9 hours straight and forced to stay over until everything is done. I thought I was going to give myself a hernia or a slipped disk from all the heavy lifting. Now I have to go through the agonizing job search and interview process yet again. I wish I could just get some kind of office job but my stupid social anxiety makes me scared to talk over the phone in a work setting. 😞
I started a new job at a senior living facility in their laundry department and today was my 3rd day there. I was putting away residents clothes into their closets and after one room, I had a lady asking me if I could put new name tags on her clothes and I said I would. Then she grabbed my hand and said that us girls there are so nice (I assume those of us working in facilities and not the nurses) and that some people aren't very nice to her and she started crying. All I could say was sorry and that she deserves better. I wish I had the courage to say more and be more outgoing I guess. I'm hoping that this job will help me with that.