u/xRubixGirlx

I feel guilty about mistakes I make, even small mistakes, for literal days and I feel like it makes me perform worse because I get on the edge of tears based on very small mistakes (that don’t affect patient or patient safety) and I was just wondering if other people in pharmacy feel that way

I get so annoyed at the PCP calls reminding people to pick up a prescription for a prescription that has already been sold like days ago bruh 😭😭

I’ve been recovering from anorexia/bulimia for about a year, and every time I look in the mirror I don’t know if I see what’s really real, I have a host of medical issues that make my weight and blood sugar a big concern for me so I take my weight every single day and I’m about 0.4kg heavier than yesterday but I looked “skinner” today until I turned to the side I felt like I was able to see every imperfection, how do I become free from this?

I have a lot of medical issues and so I’m used to feeling sick and being sick, I don’t eat much right now because I’m often just not hungry, so I haven’t eaten since around noon yesterday, it’s now 6:24 am, haven’t slept, been puking bile all day, so I guess happy birthday to me, I was planning on going out today with my partner which I might not be able to do, I don’t have many friends, definitely not enough to have a party so this was kind of my birthday celebration.
I’ll spend the time trying to keep water down

I was upset a few days ago because a lady was in plain sight messing up product in the store and I wasn’t allowed to do anything per my rxom, the product that she messed with had to be written off and thrown away because it was contaminated healthcare product, I was just upset I couldn’t do anything, it feels wasteful.

I think our store is just always out of stock of Pokémon cards at this point so I don’t see much of it but I’m wondering if it’s bad at other Walgreens

Since I work in the medical field I wish there was mini brands but healthcare products I’m tempted to make it

Hello, so I've had a crucial external SSD that I've been trying to get my computer to recognize, I plugged it into my last computer that had a broken motherboard at some point, I have since then replaced my motherboard and I still can't get my computer to recognize it in its little case that I got for it at best buy, when I open the window to format or partition disks its showing as an option but it has a little red icon and it shows to not be working, other times when I plug it in it doesnt even get recognized. I've replaced both the case and the SSD before so I'm wondering what I'm doing wrong. I'm wondering if I should try to connect it via SATA cable directly in my PC so that it is more direct

Our store has two lanes which feels impossible without pissing off someone in each lane, how do yall manage it