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May 27, 2014, 11:56 AM
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Just incase my local ER didnt get enough of me Saturday night, I was back there Monday morning with chest pains. Tightness from my chest to my neck that started late Sunday night. Nurse asked me why I didnt come them and I told her I just wanted to try and sleep it off.
Long story short they put me on Ativan, and I had to miss work for both jobs. Smh I can't keep putting myself in these situations! No only was I stressed over my phone, but my new job contacting me. Maybe I should say goodbye to even having a social life if things like this are just gonna happen. Sent from my SGH-T779 using Tapatalk |
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May 27, 2014, 12:06 PM
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Hi BecauseI'mhappy. Nice to meet you. I'm sorry to hear about your chest pains. Is the ativan helping? It sounds like you are under a tremendous amount of stress. I would be too, juggling two jobs. Maybe you could try working one job for a while. I hope you find a solution.
Sincerely, Piraeus
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May 27, 2014, 10:05 PM
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Nice to meet you too. The Ativan helps but it just makes me sleep a lot. Can't take it during the day. My second job doesn't really give me much stress, its just my current day just which im leaving soon. Im also nervous about starting my new job. And not losing it before I start
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