LocaW8ta

Yikes!!!

I should have known this thread would be hijacked. The original topic was fun to read though! :)

Haha!!! GREAT idea! :)

Our facilities department was so fed up with a fridge full of crap that they seriously put their foot down. So every Sunday night, they throw EVERYTHING away in the fridge. They don't care what it is or who it belongs to. Tupperware is even tossed (yes, even the expensive stuff) They don't mess around. Haha It's amazing how much room we have now! It whipped everyone into shape for sure! No one leaves anything in the fridge or sink. No one leaves stuff in the fridge. We're all more conscious of our breakroom. I think the key though is that it's an outside party keeping us on our toes. If it was up to us....Haha...forget it!

Bingo. If it's an expired script, you wouldn't have a leg to stand on.

If I came across as rude, I apologize. I posted without thinking which was wrong of me. I do agree that some homework is in order though.

Did you just ask if you could get HIV through droplets??

The only thing close to that schedule that I have heard of is a buddy of mine that is a fireman. But not even close to 14 days on though...

Sounds to me like the school has enough on her without having to drag you into it. I say let them figure it out. You probably have bigger fish to fry anyway. This student seems to be hanging herself just fine on her own.

So sorry I didn't respond earlier! Yikes! We have about a dozen nurses. And also MA's who work as Research Technician's. We have both inpatient and outpatient studies at our facility. So I get to do both.

So I guess it's safe to say that some law enforcement officers take it into consideration and some don't.

I'll be honest- this original post seemed so over the top that I was starting to think that it was fake. My advice is to pick yourself up, dust yourself off, engage in a lot of reflection, have a nice big piece of humble pie then conquer your next position with a more expanded outlook. Even if an experience is negative, you can still learn from it. Use your tenacity to your advantage. Best of luck. :)

Run. Quickly.

Yay!! Love threads like this. :)