On 23/11/2011 6:36 PM, Cheryl wrote:

> He said no rush but the longer I wait, the more pain I have to endure.
> He just said it isn't going to get better without it. I figure within
> the next few months. I just transferred to a new department at work and
> even though I've been with the company for almost 15 years, I am
> concerned about transferring and then having to take time off. I've
> worked with this department for 1/2 billable hours for a long time, so
> they know me well and are ok with me working from home, but I really
> need to talk to them about full time working from home for 6 weeks
> straight. We have a lot of new releases for a rebid contract we won so
> this is bad timing.

At least you know what you are in for. When I went in for open heart
surgery a year ago it was a rude surprise. I felt like a bag of crap
for after the operation and for several months. It was serious stuff
and it was touch and go for a while at the beginning. It has been a long
road to recovery but I feel good again. In fact, I feel better now than
I did before the incident that almost killed me. Relax and put some
faith in the medical professionals that are going to improve your live
for you.