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Started by gina_taylor, June 12, 2006, 06:50:36 PM

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gina_taylor

June 12, 2006, 06:50:36 PM
Last Wednesday (June 7) I went and saw my psychiatrist by myself. We sat and talked, and I felt more comfortable. I told him about what had happened at my parent's place a few days earlier and he told me that it could be considered domestic violence and that I could have been thrown in jail for it. Then he gave me a few good suggestions on ways to avoid a confrontation like that again. I then told him that I would be starting a new job, and wanted to know if he felt that it was safe for him to increase my medication. He felt it was, and everything has been very calm.

Gina  :)
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Chynna

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June 12, 2006, 07:35:43 PM
HI Boo-Boo,

I'm glad to see your sessions are going better. Keep the negative influences out of your life for a few and give yourself time to adjust to the new job and breath girl breath.....

Remember only you can prevent forest fires!
or is it only you can judge & help yourself .

A bear told me one of those things.

Chynna

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gina_taylor

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June 13, 2006, 01:50:38 PM
Thanks Chynna for your sweet and heartfelt words. It was really nice being able to speak freely with my psychiatrist without my mom's influence there. Today I spent seven hours in an orientation with Wal-Mart, and I really think everything is going to go well with it! :)

Gina  :)
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Chynna

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June 13, 2006, 02:45:25 PM
thats excellent...
hey if you can sit through 7 hours of Sam Walton going on about his idealistic vision of a business. and the repeated phrase "Wal-mart is not anti-union" as if there really trying to convince you that you shouldn't even think of suggesting such a ludacris thing.

then you can truly accomplish anything

Grudge bearing Ex-WalMart employee
Chynna
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gina_taylor

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June 14, 2006, 06:23:50 AM
As always , I went in with an open mind, ready to learn a new thing with this job. The biggest thing that Wal-Mart does take pride in, is their stocks though.  And yes, they went over the fact that their a anti-union company but pro-associate. Heard that one a few times.

I just made a third session with my psychiatrist for next month. I may talk to him about the starting process of transitioning.

Gina  :)
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