medical review worried

[Guest guest]

Hi

I have a review on Thursday with my accident people re my head injury.

I am a little worried about this and what to expect. They will asses

my job and what has been holding me back and my diagnosis of post

concussion syndrome.

I am not sure what to tell them

What landed me back in hospital last time was the stress of my boss he

was texting me at night and weekends saying I hadn't done things and

emailing me at home. This would cause my headache to go up and it went

up to an 8 on the Thursday I was admitted this would then set off my

pancreas.. or as they put it my unknown pain of unknown origin. They

say no definite test so can't say.

I am open to any ideas

debs

[Guest guest]

Debs,

Not knowing the full details of your head injury, I dont know what

you'd need to tell them, but why not the truth?

With love, hope and prayers,

Heidi

Heidi H. Griffeth

South Carolina

SC and SE Regional Rep.

PAI

Note: All comments or advice are based on personal experience or

opinion, and should not be substituted for professional medical

consultation.

[Guest guest]

Hi Heidi

I will be telling them that the head injury( done at work a car boot

company car with no gas in the struts on my station wagon fell hit

my head and it hit the towbar gashign my head) has been excerbated

by my boss harassing me eg out of work hours to do work and that

that lead to my recent hospital admission. This has been written on

my medical reports from my doctor to the work programme who are

tryign to help me get back to fulltime work and they pay me

This pain from my headache seems to trigger my panc attacks

I guess this is the same for others stress and other medical things

triggering an attack?

I just hope that they dont foucs on my panc problems because I knwo

that before this head inury I was under control and the stress from

my boss through this ha smade my stress and pain worse

debs

> Debs,

>

> Not knowing the full details of your head injury, I dont know what

> you'd need to tell them, but why not the truth?

>

> With love, hope and prayers,

> Heidi

>

> Heidi H. Griffeth

> South Carolina

> SC and SE Regional Rep.

> PAI

>

> Note: All comments or advice are based on personal experience or

> opinion, and should not be substituted for professional medical

> consultation.

[Guest guest]

Debs, I would be telling them that exactly what had been

happening...your boss had been emailing you and texting you

personally about having to do work, and loading the work on you when

you were supposed to be resting to combat this head injury, and the

stress of him not complying was worrying you and causing stress to

build up and the tension of all of that became so bad that it caused

a relapse into your pain and you had to be readmitted to hospital

for 2 weeks.

Explain you were increasingly concerned about the amount of work he

was expecting you to do and the hours he wanted you to work when you

were supposed to be resting and getting your strength back, allowing

your body to heal, but then was worried that your job would be in

jeopardy because of his ignorance of your work compensation details.

And that if he had complied with the hours you were supposed to be

kept to, your healing process more than likely would not have been

prolonged due to this latest attack.

Let them know you are eager to go back to work, but unfortunately

there has been other factors hampering this goal.

Regards,

[Guest guest]

you always seem to put in all in a nutshell, my ability to think

clearly has been im[acted by all of this, but you are right, all the

jobs 4 I passed to him he didnt do and then I got cust omer

complaints because they thought I had not done the work.

I dont wanna lose my job I understand this guy will confirm

diagnosis and talk about aspects of my job

I mean in th efirst week I wa supposed to do 9 hours he ha dme do 18

hours, none of my worklod is picked up when I am away it is all

waiting on my computrer when I get back eg the last 2 weeks is there

and I have been supposed to be able to do 40 hours in 20 hours

ongoing none has been picked up.

I wish he woudl get his karma.

I am worried they will write me off as emotional which i am not

normally and that I may at worst lose myjob. he is an occupational

phsyician. The compo lady told me to tell him what the boss has been

doing.My pain psych suggested what he was doing was harassment as

they wanted to know why i thougt I had ended up in such pain. I know

that, as I said after thinking that I wouldnt have bene ther ethat

stress with this caused headcahes bad then it triggered my old pain

abdo pain and it spiralled out of control or at least i couldnt

control it

I wish I had the courage to tell my boss he is a bully pure and

simple.

Debs

> Debs, I would be telling them that exactly what had been

> happening...your boss had been emailing you and texting you

> personally about having to do work, and loading the work on you

when

> you were supposed to be resting to combat this head injury, and

the

> stress of him not complying was worrying you and causing stress to

> build up and the tension of all of that became so bad that it

caused

> a relapse into your pain and you had to be readmitted to hospital

> for 2 weeks.

>

> Explain you were increasingly concerned about the amount of work

he

> was expecting you to do and the hours he wanted you to work when

you

> were supposed to be resting and getting your strength back,

allowing

> your body to heal, but then was worried that your job would be in

> jeopardy because of his ignorance of your work compensation

details.

>

> And that if he had complied with the hours you were supposed to be

> kept to, your healing process more than likely would not have been

> prolonged due to this latest attack.

>

> Let them know you are eager to go back to work, but unfortunately

> there has been other factors hampering this goal.

>

> Regards,

>