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changing the fact of what I already know what I need to do. My question this morning is I didn’t think at the time of my hire the other week of informing the company I possibly will be going into a wheelchair ♿️ do to my current condition. They have me on conditioning shelves and pulling the products foward. This will be hard to do if I have to start working from a wheelchair ♿️. I’m wondering if I should reconsider another position that will allow me to be able to work from a seated position… read more
It's understandable to feel concerned about how your condition may impact your ability to perform your current job duties going forward. The best approach is to have an open conversation with your manager or HR about your situation. Explain that your condition may require using a wheelchair full-time soon, making some of Show Full Answer
I’m with another supermarket company. Wasn’t real thrilled having to go back to retail after loosing my position I had with the government. It’s still early right now and what is going to happen. They are only averaging me about 20 hours a week which I’m not really thrilled about either four hours a day.
Where r u working??
Bryan, True , the simple fact is I stay exhausted and other things go into play as well I need to do this for my own safety and wellbeing as well. I have no problem getting around in a wheelchair ♿. Problem what so ever.
@A MyEpilepsyTeam Member as for the question gp or neuro... i say both. the real question is witch dr should you tell 1st. if you have a dr appt within a month or less... then i would talk with um 1st. if both appt are far away (over a month) then i would call. if you have a fave, i would call um 1st.
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