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<blockquote data-quote="Californiablonde" data-source="post: 607600" data-attributes="member: 2196"><p>Thank you all for your input. I hate to admit this but it's been several years since I had a physical. I need to wait till October when I start getting a regular paycheck again to make my appointment. There really is no good excuse for me not getting seen by a regular doctor. Money was always an issue and taking time off work, since I already have to take so much time off for the kids appointments, etc. I know these are lame excused and I need to be seen ASAP. Besides my memory, my anxiety has gotten ten times worse in the last couple of years. I get bad panic attacks at work now and that never used to happen. </p><p></p><p>Oh and I forgot to mention I don't like my new boss at all whatsoever. He is a new assistant principal who transferred from another school and he is in charge of attendance. My supervisor used to work with him years ago at his old school, and swears up and down that this guy is the greatest guy on this planet. I don't see it. For one thing, he never came up and introduced himself to me on my first day back at all. I had a question for him about a week after I started back to work, and I had to go into his office and introduce myself for the first time because he never bothered to talk to me before that. When I did talk to him, he didn't seem very friendly. I have never had a problem with any of my other bosses being friendly but this guy won't even say hello to me when I pass him in the halls. </p><p></p><p>Plus he's a hard a**. We used to run attendance reports every month and call all the parents of kids with attendance problems. That one day a month used to give me huge anxiety but I got through it cause it was only one day out of every month. This new guy wants us to call every single week, even for kids who are just missing a couple of periods. The lists are huge. The phone calls are dreadful. We have automated phone calls that go out to the parents every single night for the absent kids, but that's not good enough for him. He wants us both to call personally. I am starting to really not like my job. </p><p></p><p>And the therapist I was seeing told me I wasn't paying him enough when my copay was supposed to be only $20. He told me it's actually $45 and I now owe him like $150. So now I can't see him until I can come up with the money to pay him back, plus now that I found out my copay is actually $45 I will only be able to afford to see him once a month, which is better than nothing I guess. But the first thing on my agenda is to schedule an appointment with my regular doctor and get my hormones checked out. A couple of women in my bipolar support groups suggested I get my hormones looked at because once they hit their forties their hormones were off and their anxiety got much worse. I am hoping it's something easy like hormone problem. I know that's something easy to fix and it sure would explain a lot that's been going on with me in the last couple of years.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Californiablonde, post: 607600, member: 2196"] Thank you all for your input. I hate to admit this but it's been several years since I had a physical. I need to wait till October when I start getting a regular paycheck again to make my appointment. There really is no good excuse for me not getting seen by a regular doctor. Money was always an issue and taking time off work, since I already have to take so much time off for the kids appointments, etc. I know these are lame excused and I need to be seen ASAP. Besides my memory, my anxiety has gotten ten times worse in the last couple of years. I get bad panic attacks at work now and that never used to happen. Oh and I forgot to mention I don't like my new boss at all whatsoever. He is a new assistant principal who transferred from another school and he is in charge of attendance. My supervisor used to work with him years ago at his old school, and swears up and down that this guy is the greatest guy on this planet. I don't see it. For one thing, he never came up and introduced himself to me on my first day back at all. I had a question for him about a week after I started back to work, and I had to go into his office and introduce myself for the first time because he never bothered to talk to me before that. When I did talk to him, he didn't seem very friendly. I have never had a problem with any of my other bosses being friendly but this guy won't even say hello to me when I pass him in the halls. Plus he's a hard a**. We used to run attendance reports every month and call all the parents of kids with attendance problems. That one day a month used to give me huge anxiety but I got through it cause it was only one day out of every month. This new guy wants us to call every single week, even for kids who are just missing a couple of periods. The lists are huge. The phone calls are dreadful. We have automated phone calls that go out to the parents every single night for the absent kids, but that's not good enough for him. He wants us both to call personally. I am starting to really not like my job. And the therapist I was seeing told me I wasn't paying him enough when my copay was supposed to be only $20. He told me it's actually $45 and I now owe him like $150. So now I can't see him until I can come up with the money to pay him back, plus now that I found out my copay is actually $45 I will only be able to afford to see him once a month, which is better than nothing I guess. But the first thing on my agenda is to schedule an appointment with my regular doctor and get my hormones checked out. A couple of women in my bipolar support groups suggested I get my hormones looked at because once they hit their forties their hormones were off and their anxiety got much worse. I am hoping it's something easy like hormone problem. I know that's something easy to fix and it sure would explain a lot that's been going on with me in the last couple of years. [/QUOTE]
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