Shooting at my work tonight...

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  • toots99
    toots99 Posts: 3,794 Member
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    But if you do have to go in today, it will be an opportunity to "get right back on that horse" and to work a shift in which nothing terrible is going to happen. You'll be able to share your reactions with the other staff there (and probably many of the customers). And you'll be able to prove to yourself how strong you are.

    And on a somewhat crass note, the tips might be extra generous. :wink:

    (Edit: I wrote all the above in a spirit of being practical - I hope it doesn't come across as glib.)

    Not glib at all. No offense taken.

    But you're right, it did help to be able to share my reactions and listen to others talk about it. I spoke privately with my boss and told her how it killed me to see her sobbing as she told me of how she tried to help stop the one woman from bleeding. She doesn't even remember telling me that.
  • Evelyn_Gorfram
    Evelyn_Gorfram Posts: 706 Member
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    ... it did help to be able to share my reactions and listen to others talk about it.

    I'm glad my advice came across in the spirit intended, and - much more importantly - that you got through yesterday okay. :)

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