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pootypootwell

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  1. We use prefilled at our gi lab here in Arkansas.
  2. I appreciate everyone's opinion and I feel much stronger knowing that I'm not the only one who feels this way. I have other things in my life besides work and I've decided that I'm not working any extra hours. Period. If I start working a few hours I know it'll turn in to more and more so I'm not even going to start it. This board is great! I'm so glad I found it. Stephanie
  3. Hi. I would like to hear from others regarding an issue I have where I work. I work part time (24 hrs. a week) in a surgery center. I work in the gi lab where there are 7 of us not including our manager. Whenever we are short staffed my boss wants me to work extra days. As in if someone is off for 6 weeks with surgery they want me to work 4 and 5 days a week (which I did last summer). One of the girls in my department is about to go on 3 months maternity leave and I'm really dreading being asked to take up the slack. Am I wrong to feel this way? I need some validation for feeling the way I do. Please!
  4. I started taking Lexapro last winter when my mother went into a nursing home. That, along with some other personal crap, and the winter blues was more than I could cope with so my doctor started me on it. I didn't notice any side effects whatsoever. I did start out on 10 mgs but increased to 20 a couple of months later and that did it for me. I have much more patience with my patients now. Pun intended. Everyone's different so who knows how you'll react until you've tried it. Good luck. Stephanie

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