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Venting is a good thing! It keeps us from stewing in stinkin' thinkin'.
It's a shame your former employer doesn't understand the nature of recovery and that people really can change, but what can you do? Yes, it's maddening, but there's probably some policy somewhere and this is a by-the-book kind of person. You can't change him/her, you can only change you!
Hang in there and keep fighting! That's my philosophy, too--never give up, no matter what.
hppygr8ful, ASN, RN, EMT-I
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.......Or wish to close the door on it. Boy oh Boy did I want to slam that door this evening. My former employer from 2004 where I was fired for diversion bought out two more hospitals in my area. So I went to meet a clinical instructor for my BSN preceptorship and was denied due to having been fired in the past. I immediately notified my instructor who has been very supportive and stated she would get me an assignment with a non-affiliated hospital but the whole experience was still a kick in the pants. I remember watching an old movie where two men were fighting and one was taking a real beating and each time he fell down he would just get up and keep fighting - his opponent was even saying "Just stay down, why don't cha!"
Moving on tomorrow
Just had to vent
Hppy.