Response to "Don't Get Too Excited" -- Meclizine Won't Help This Time - MT Idiot

We've already been notified that "lock-down" has been cancelled until they fix some glitch, hours before I start my shift, so I don't get to see "what happens."

But I certainly tend to agree with you when you say, "don't get too excited" and then extrapolate.

I feel like I've been riding a high-speed rollercoaster for 10 years.  Every time it gets to the top of a hill and I heave a sigh of relief, I find myself being madly flung into the depths of chaos and confusion, and my ability to earn any semblance of a reasonable hourly wage disappearing; and I see a vision of major POVERTY looming ahead of me.  Ten years on this rollercoaster is a LONG TIME --- one gets an overview which can be applied in a statistical analysis for possible outcomes in the near future.

Aside from that, I find it impossible to believe there are not company SPOOKS who make daily visits to this Board.  I posted and threw "everything out there" because I had finally reached the point of complete desperation and the point of no return; i didn't do it because I felt safe.

If there are SPOOKS wandering around on the Board, I wonder what they think of the idea of a letter describing the big national medical transcription providers and what MT/ME work is like..... going to Michellle Obama.

Of course this is totally paranoid.  But don't lock me up yet.  I live in THE REAL WORLD, and more often than not, after 63 years, I've seen it to be a relatively disgusting, nasty place in terms of "what can occur."

We usually just lack the capacity to FEEL the pain of people in other parts of the world who are having the suffering infliicted ON THEM ---- i.e., the banana pickers.  BUT NOW IT'S SUDDENLY US.     I say if we get treated as though we are banana-pickers, then we ARE banana-pickers.   Welcome to the Third World.

The behavior of a company can be so entirely erratic, that they can keep their employees off-balance enough that 'said employees' are suffering from theoretical vertigo most of the time.   I don't think Meclizine is 'gonna help this situation.'