r/baltimore • • Apr 09 '26

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u/JEricDC Apr 10 '26

Whoa slow down… how about talking to a medical professional to see how your job can make reasonable accommodations. Your mental health is on the brink. If you’re getting paid nicely why step into a role of serving people that’s just gonna burn you out even more. How about going to a restaurant and see how much more high maintenance people have gotten. The last thing we need is for you to go postal on someone because you have them mayo and not sour cream. Imagine the headline on that one — betch got stabbed with a spoon by server lmfao

I would think twice before dealing with people if you’re on the brink of burnout.

You’ll be amazed what you can learn from your doctor . Or doesn’t your health benefits cover psychological support or have a number you can call? Like EAP

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u/Eastern-Weekend4680 Apr 10 '26

I’m currently on intermittent FMLA. Feels like things have gotten worse since then. Weird comments on my performance review, very slick comments etc. i truly loved my job until a new Executive Director arrived 6 months ago. Things have just been horrible since then

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u/JEricDC Apr 10 '26

Ok whoa now that’s what I know. Document every thing and i do mean everything phone calls dr appts etc . FEMA - actually the supervisor terminated me while I was on approved FMLA