u/SpriteLore

I spoke with an ophthalmology specialist clinic today regarding a patient/client we referred.

We did not know she was going to call your clinic and verbally assault your staff. We did not know that she was kicked out of your clinic in 2018 for the same issue. We did NOT tell her that she was guaranteed anything, appointment, cost, or otherwise. She was very pleasant at her appointment with us today so I really don’t know what happened but I’m so sorry and I hope your day got better.

We will not refer them to you again 😐 I made sure to add client alerts

Thx for listening to my mini story time.

I’m as anti big banking as one could get. But when I was 16, I opened my first checking account at my local Chase bank with my dad after my mom kicked me out of her house.

Since then, I’ve been hit with a few hard times. Back in 2020 I had just graduated from cosmetology school, and COVID wreaked havoc on my finances. Chase Bank allowed me to reverse overdraft charges when I really need it. For food. For gas. For medications.

Most recently, I lost my job back in February due to chronic health issues. My account has never been sadder, and I was wracked with overdraft fees. I just started at my new job 3 weeks ago and my classes for school start next week. Im getting back on my feet, but I couldn’t afford groceries for the next two weeks and my fridge is empty.

I called Chase. I asked if there was any possible way they could reverse my most recent overdraft fee for $34. The agent looked at my account and noticed the obscene amount of charges but then he did something I wasn’t expecting. He asked me why. This seems like such a small question, but really it’s an opportunity for you as an individual to be heard by another individual.

I explained what’s happened (BRIEFLY, I’m not yapping this poor man’s ear off) and he reversed a large amount of fee’s totaling over $500 and going back since February.

That $500 just put food in my fridge and notebooks in my hand for my first semester of my STEM degree. It’s still fuck big banks, but I’ll always put my money into Chase. I’m actually crying right now

I’ve worked at a few different clinics in various settings. Non profit, corporate owned and small family owned. But NONE of them had lockers.

I just started at a new clinic a few weeks ago and they do have assigned lockers!!! It’s an 8 doctor general practice with two of them being co-owners. It’s very successful, and they’ve acquired two other clinics in the surrounding areas. I don’t know if I’d say it has a “family owned” practice vibe, since it’s a very large staff count but it’s CERTAINLY not the hellscape that is and was corporate veterinary medicine.

It’s only been two weeks for me, and I’ve noticed others with stickers and decorations on the outside of their lockers but I haven’t scoped out what people are doing inside their lockers.. cause that seems weird asf lol. What I wanna know is, how much is too much when it comes to accessorizing/decorating/organizing the INSIDE of your work locker?

Basically, how much locker utilization is considered unprofessional? Is there such a thing? If you have a fun locker I’d love to see

Looking for a specific color scheme… Blue, Purple, Pink, or White villagers. I just booted Spike from my island and this is the last resident to complete my theme!!! PLEASE SOMEONE HELP BEFORE THEY GIVE ME A RANDO

I was offered a new job and had to take a pre employment drug screening test. Weed is legal in my state and my future employer did tell me that they don’t check for marijuana.

I got the results back, and obviously tested positive for marijuana but was surprised to test positive for Marinol? After a Google search it seems that this is a manmade form of THC but that it’s prescription required and only comes in pill form. This is confusing because I only ever smoke or vape.

Does anyone know about this specific compound? Will it ruin my chance of employment??

Does anyone else have days where they’re just inexplicably so sad. Not the normal emptiness feeling, but a genuine deep feeling of sadness even though there’s no logical reason. To the point where I’ll cry for up to an hour at times when I’m alone.

It makes it impossible to talk myself down, because there’s no actual problem that I can try to solve my way out of. I just end up cycling through all the things in my life I hate and I’m just so fucking gut wrenchingly sad. I’m on two anti depressants, I smoke weed for anxiety, and I never drink or do any other substances. I feel like I’m going crazy and I just want to know that I’m not alone, and I’m not insane, and that maybe this too shall pass or whatever. Please.

New Horizons. Looking for peaches and pears specifically! I have cherries, apples, sugar cane, and pumpkins up for grabs

Please help!

I’m 26F on two SSRI’s known to cause heat intolerance. I’m also very overweight but have been actively losing it and I’m generally more active now than ever. I’m in the Midwest and the feels like temps soared to over 110F where I live and I have no AC. I started feeling sick on Tuesday, excessive sweating that I couldn’t get under control, rapid pulse, heavy breathing, vomiting, nausea, muscle cramps, and was having difficulty speaking in full sentences while on the phone trying to explain my symptoms to a friend. I’ve had two panic attacks since. One when the heat in my house caused the wood to swell and locked me inside of my bedroom (I had to kick the door in) and the other was last night I just simply just heat related.

I made it to my dad’s house and have been camped out in the AC since yesterday but I can’t shake the nausea or this intense feeling of absolute dread.

Has anyone else had the same issues? Or is maybe dealing with something similar? I’m very scared