Guest guest Posted November 12, 2002 Report Share Posted November 12, 2002 Well guys, sorry I've been off for the weekend, but we were moving furniture around and when we were done, my mother monopolized my computer. Well, I almost completely broke down at work today. Didn't realize how emotionally fragile I am. I had give an revised policy and procedure to a coworker to review. When I read it, I realized she had the old version, not the modified version. She practically yelled at me for giving her the wrong one and then said she doesn't appreciate wasting her time, but she would review it, this once. Then when she told me that she and another co worker has scheduled a meeting with them and me (without consulting me to see if I was available)to discuss the policy and procedure, I had to tell her I couldn't go because I had two doctors appt. tomorrow. She got mad and told me, in a very mean and nasty voice that I should make the appointment instead. Then she slammed the phone down. After the call I just started crying. I couldn't help it. She made me feel that I couldn't do anything right for her. My office partner (I share an office with another person at work), came in when I was crying and of course wanted to know why. She went back to the cowork who had started it and said she'd upset me. That cowork came to me and said she wasn't mean, she was annoyed and that she hoped I recognized the difference and that I should " think about that " . Personally, I still think the phone call was mean and nasty, regardless of whether she was just annoyed and not angry. But it also brought home to me how emotionally fragile I am. Little things will just start to make me cry. They don't last long, but it's not fun, to say the least. So, I've made an appointment with a pyschologist who deals with chronic pain patients for next week. Hopefully taalking to him will help. It's not my regular psychologist since he's on vacation until December and I need to talk to someone NOW. I'm hoping the psychologist will have better suggestions on how to deal with this because currently, every time I think of it, I start to try. Kimber -- Kimber Vallejo, CA hominid2@... Southwest and California Representative Pancreatitis Association, International Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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