I might take the time to recognize that this was a sick workplace. Next, I would look at those skills I can bring to the next job. Someone once told me: when you're applying for a job, think in terms of you interviewing them to see if you are willing to work for them. Your job at the moment is getting the applications out there, looking for any job fairs, and trying to hunt up any place looking for someone with your skill sets. Measured breathing is a quick and easy calm downer. Empowering hugs.

Instead of being afraid about being fired, look at the skill set you showed in the interview and the ability you displayed in doing the job.
Being fired is not your problem. It is actually the problem of the person who fired you and displayed inappropriate workplace behavior.
As simpson states, when you interview for a job, you're also looking to see if it is a good fit for your skills, ability, and so you're in control of your actions, your words, and your choices.
Whether it was false firing or a different reason makes zero difference in your skills. All it does is show that there is a problem in that workplace.
Smile, stand tall with shoulders straight, and be confident in your skills.
Best wishes, you can do this!

Yes I second SimpsonsOK abut interviewing the places you are applying to. There are some really toxic workplaces out there and everyone deserves to be in a healthy work environment. There is a site called Glassdoor I believe that rates places to work. Just keep sending out applications and maybe even look into going back to school. I am almost done with my masters program and it was really hard as a single mom but so worth it. The amount of jobs I am eligible for has at least tripled. Definitely keep up with the breathing exercises and try to look at the positive at least now you have the opportunity to find a great place to work. You can do it!

Hello Rosey. Welcome to the forum.

I would suggest you let this be the first of a series of posts allot like this one to help you sort the yaddahs from the blahs while you put together and execute your plan of action. Finding your niche in the world is no small or justy affair. It helps me to take monsters as big as that one in smaller, more digestible chunks as the confusions arise. The emotional support rocks, too. These loads are easier when shared.

Welcome aboard, Rosie. Hope you find stabilizing companionship here.

Thanks Everyone i have my CNA License and Im going back to school in my Bachelors for Criminal Justice appreciate the Encouragement :) and thanks for the welcome arfie

Hi Rosey,
Welcome to the forum. I hope you will have the favor in the job that you are applying for. Continue to do your best, you are in my prayers. Take care of yourself. Please update us.