We had our orthodontic team in our office today. There is a girl, A, who does what I do but only with orthodontics. Today after lunch, I had about 5 patients at once on our GP side to check in. Our ops manager was OOF for a meeting. I also had 5 of her patients come in at once. I was like "Hey A, are you back from lunch yet? I could really use some help. Some of your patients are here." She didn't respond. So I was like, whatever, I can do this. Her doctor, Dr. T, was like "Can I take any charts back for ya?" and I told her I had none of hers yet. She looked at A and said "A, we have a waiting room full of patients. S is doing it all by herself" and left it at that. She STILL continued to just sit there and do nothing.
Being up front is NOT the breakroom. If you are AT LUNCH either be in the BACK where the breakroom is or out of the building; not in the front where all our patients can see you doing nothing.
Post by peachykate on Jul 18, 2013 20:11:53 GMT -5
I had some GI testing done today and when I woke up I ripped out my IV and then started hysterically laughing. I have this capsule clipped into my esophagus and am currently trying to give myself reflux. I just ate ice cream and five cookies- it should be a fun night! Lol
Post by VeryViolet on Jul 18, 2013 20:13:16 GMT -5
I am in an unairconditioned house, in a second floor loft, and it is still 80 outside after it hit the mid 90s today. I now know what hell feels like. I think I am going to start going to church again I can't do this for eternity.
I got told I looked huge to not be due until October today by a stranger. Thanks bitch.
I am starving and stuck with no food and no car. I am just going to try and pass out and pray that tomorrow is better or at least cooler.
We just had something turn out really great for us that we've been waiting on for 3 months now. I have been a ball of jitters and knots, especially these past few weeks. I feel like I can finally breathe a huge sigh of relief and know what to do next.
This weekend will be my last weekend back to Chicago before we move out completely. I'm less sad than I thought I'd be. I'm ready to get more permanently established in our new city.