Re: Changes, How do we make them?
Posted: Thu Feb 24, 2011 6:43 pm
Tina,
I read your post and closed my laptop and thought long and hard about your words.
You have helped me more then you will ever know, tonight.
I am hurting and aching and was about to give up. I truly was. Plus, my supervisor, (the one that I will no longer give much thought to) belittled my new job today, over and over. Why would you want to be an operator? Oh, she had so many belittling questions for me.
But also today a minister came into the hospital, to see a patient. I didn't know he was a minister, as he had an overcoat on, and he didn't stop an present his clergy pass. Our hospital has strict rules, and ever since the Arizona incident, our rules have become even stricter.
Anyway, I asked him if I could help him, and he said he knew where he was going. I just smiled, and replied that I understand, but I still need to know where he wants to go, so that I may give him the proper pass, etc, etc.
He became arrogant, but I'm trained to handle the arrogant or rude people with a smile. I'm trained to remember that it is a hospital and not everyone is in a happy situation. In fact, most are not, with the exception of the family childbirth center.
Anyway, I said to myself, "myself, I wonder why he is not humble, if he is truly a member of the clergy"
I repeated the word tonight, after I read and thought about your post, Tina.
Humble.
Of course, you are right. Work is work, and I will feel proud to receive a well earned paycheck. I will feel good about myself, and no one can take that away from me.
I felt humbled after reading your words.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I won't give up, I will work hard and I will be doing humbling work. I feel grateful for the chance.
Love,
Me.
I read your post and closed my laptop and thought long and hard about your words.
You have helped me more then you will ever know, tonight.
I am hurting and aching and was about to give up. I truly was. Plus, my supervisor, (the one that I will no longer give much thought to) belittled my new job today, over and over. Why would you want to be an operator? Oh, she had so many belittling questions for me.
But also today a minister came into the hospital, to see a patient. I didn't know he was a minister, as he had an overcoat on, and he didn't stop an present his clergy pass. Our hospital has strict rules, and ever since the Arizona incident, our rules have become even stricter.
Anyway, I asked him if I could help him, and he said he knew where he was going. I just smiled, and replied that I understand, but I still need to know where he wants to go, so that I may give him the proper pass, etc, etc.
He became arrogant, but I'm trained to handle the arrogant or rude people with a smile. I'm trained to remember that it is a hospital and not everyone is in a happy situation. In fact, most are not, with the exception of the family childbirth center.
Anyway, I said to myself, "myself, I wonder why he is not humble, if he is truly a member of the clergy"
I repeated the word tonight, after I read and thought about your post, Tina.
Humble.
Of course, you are right. Work is work, and I will feel proud to receive a well earned paycheck. I will feel good about myself, and no one can take that away from me.
I felt humbled after reading your words.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I won't give up, I will work hard and I will be doing humbling work. I feel grateful for the chance.
Love,
Me.