Sorry to hear of your misfortune, Tnt. I knew you were going thru some stuff but not to this degree. I don't know if you are a religious sort, but I've always heard that God never gives you more than you can't handle.
And I also know "what goes around, comes around." I was fired from a job 6 years ago where I had been a loyal employee for 26 years. Long story short, I had a sleeping disorder that I was unaware that I had. If I sat down during a slow or down time, I would nod out. This never affected my job performance, but there were certain individual co-workers who got their ego's pumped up by ratting on people for the slightest of things.
Luckily for me, I had 4 weeks of paid personal time off owed to me which I received between jobs. I was accepted for my current job one week after being fired from the first one. Five years after I was fired, my former institution has come under very hard times resulting in forced layoffs, and my overall supervisor, who had widespread power and prestige at his position within the company, was fired for having an affair with one of his trainee's and lost what respect and recognition that he once had and is now a laughing stock amongst his peers. Couldn't have happened to a more deserving person.
Meanwhile, my sleep disorder was recognized by my current supervisor (his brother has it) and it is now under treatment. My current job is so busy that our business is at 100% capacity. It turns out that getting fired was the best thing that could have happened to me. My sleeping disorder was recognized for what it was so that I could get treatment for it and not mistakenly recognized as being lazy and a goof-off. I now hold a position where I am an acknowleged value to the company, and job security is sound because business is brisk. I am blessed.
So, what goes around, comes around. Remember, when one door closes, another one opens.
And I also know "what goes around, comes around." I was fired from a job 6 years ago where I had been a loyal employee for 26 years. Long story short, I had a sleeping disorder that I was unaware that I had. If I sat down during a slow or down time, I would nod out. This never affected my job performance, but there were certain individual co-workers who got their ego's pumped up by ratting on people for the slightest of things.
Luckily for me, I had 4 weeks of paid personal time off owed to me which I received between jobs. I was accepted for my current job one week after being fired from the first one. Five years after I was fired, my former institution has come under very hard times resulting in forced layoffs, and my overall supervisor, who had widespread power and prestige at his position within the company, was fired for having an affair with one of his trainee's and lost what respect and recognition that he once had and is now a laughing stock amongst his peers. Couldn't have happened to a more deserving person.
Meanwhile, my sleep disorder was recognized by my current supervisor (his brother has it) and it is now under treatment. My current job is so busy that our business is at 100% capacity. It turns out that getting fired was the best thing that could have happened to me. My sleeping disorder was recognized for what it was so that I could get treatment for it and not mistakenly recognized as being lazy and a goof-off. I now hold a position where I am an acknowleged value to the company, and job security is sound because business is brisk. I am blessed.
So, what goes around, comes around. Remember, when one door closes, another one opens.
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