u/glitter-ghost-27

I'm a cleaner doing a deep clean in a school. I thought I was alone at work when everyone left, and the building was empty, so I was singing along to whatever songs on at the time to keep my mind entertained. Now I don't just mean quiet singing when nobody's there, like completely belting (badly, might I add) out songs from panic at the disco or cover artists I listen to, disney, anime, vocaloid, all the nerdy stuff I listen to when nobody else is around.

So I left the bathroom and a car and van were leaving the parking lot.

I'm gonna move to Mars. I do not think it is humanly possible for me to live this down.

My manager is meant to be in tomorrow, so I'll see it anything gets brought up about it then and apologise sincerely if it does.

TL;DR: I think I was caught singing at work, now I'm very embarrassed.

Hi, this is my first time posting here and I'm looking for advice, for the past month my wrist and hand has been getting progressively worse with pain and I'm 99% sure it's tendinitis as I've had it in the past, but I can't rest it due to work.

The job needs me to do all the things that worsen it, and by the end of my shifts, my right hand and arm are left feeling so sore and it sucks. My school is wildly understaffed on cleaners with it just being me on Fridays, and some other guy in a place that's supposed to have 4 cleaners, so I'm not sure what to do exactly. I'm going to speak to a doctor about it Monday, but my main concern is that it's starting to affect my ability to work, which I take.pride in and would hate to let slip in the last week.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated! 😭🫶

Hi, I'm just wondering if anyone else gets this and if they know how to deal with it.

Originally the issue started during my (20F) period, which would cause me to go light headed with low blood pressure, loose joints, occasionally nauseous, and really low mood spells during the luteal phase, but for the past several months it's been happening a few days before, and yesterday I almost passed out on the way home from work.

I'm getting a doctor's appointment about it on Monday and I'm guessing they'll just stick me on the pill or something, but there's been a history in my family of the pill messing them up so I'm wondering if this is going to be a situation of thugging it out or if there could be other things I could do to manage it.

For further context I'm an active person, I get 20k steps or close to most days, I go to the gym 3 times a week, I eat a healthy diet. It could be iron related maybe, but I'm otherwise stumped.