Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Support Group

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roseydove85 07/09/2018

My Boss was always snappy at anything i asked about she was negative constantly talking down about other bosses etc....It created alot of Anxiety back up and PTSD as well It caused me to go to the Upper Boss Building Administrator Twice and the Second Time I lost it nothing was being done she just kept telling me i needed to deal with her Personality Some people are different Then i made the mistake of telling her why dont you kill me right now put me out of my misery which in return she had 4police and 2Emts crisis team come in I said i dont trust cops she laughed making things worse I told her its not funny the cops that handled my case of Rape Laughed and smirked so the EMT had to tell her you need to back off to make matters worse i got Discharged came back to her office Scared to death had a feeling she was gonna fire me to my guess she did I fainted at her Desk with Extreme PTSD Anxiety attack cracked my Head on her desk as well she got hateful with me told me to get up right now :( So yes very horrible experience Now Im jobless I cant believe Bosses can be so hateful she knows I have PTSD Anxiety it was on my Work Paper and I wrote her a letter first time about the boss stating it Im hoping Human Rights Commission can maybe do something NO ONE Deserves to have her do that to them like she did me shes a Boss for a Nursing Home

SimpsonsOK 07/10/2018

Dove, what a terrible situation you were in. The only upside is that you will never have to see her again. Glad that you are being proactive in dealing with this. She is one sick woman. Showers of comforting and empowering hugs.

StrengthofMind 07/10/2018

In the long run you're better off. Not exactly the way to exit but it's done. You need to concentrate on managing your anxiety, It's extremely difficult. Employers can't always allow for that behavior, unfortunately, even if they know about it. Imagine a stewardess having an anxiety attack mid flight. If you really find it impossible to manage you may want to discuss the possibility of going on disability with your Dr. This is what I had to do. It's not an easy task either. If you go this route start with an attorney right from the start. Most don't get paid unless they get you on disability and then their fee comes directly out of your first disability check. It's not an obscene amount as it is regulated by the government. You have some hard decisions to make. Managing PTSD anxiety is difficult. Wishing you the best.

roseydove85 07/10/2018

Thank you She sure is My coworker wants me to do something shes not a Great Building Admin Appreciate the Care means alot

roseydove85 07/10/2018

Thanks but im not gonna go on disability If i can do something about this I need too she is a Bad manager this has nothing to do with my Anxiety and PTSD getting me Fired either its under the Non Discrimination Act in the Employee Manual theres more to the Story here

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