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Reply #25 - Nov 23rd, 2010 at 8:08am
 
Well said, Jerry. I think you really need to read the situation in terms of how much you trust them to be understanding and fair. I do think it's important to really explain reasons for any angry outbursts or it's not likely you have a chance to stay with the job, but you don't have to tell your employer everything about your medical situation, only what they need to know. You can talk about meds if you want, but it's illegal for them to ask you what legal meds you're taking. -Chris
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Reply #26 - Apr 14th, 2011 at 2:29pm
 
After five months I have the final update of my discipline case

It has been decided that the charge of gross misconduct was not warranted and I received a written warning.
I have now returned to work after five months absence with CH and Depression

On my return I was advised that the duration of my sick leave plus one other period of five days would earn me a formal warning
This has now been rescinded when they agreed that CH was covered by the DDA and no further action has been taken

Many thanks to my GP who has been great throughout my problems and also the Union who provided support and advice.

If you do have problems at work do make sure your employer and colleagues know of your condition.
Also contact your OHS and have your illness recorded, too many people see/ hear the word headache and dismiss it as a trifling inconvenience

That's if for now, but wanted to bring this thread up to date and most of all thank everyone for their kind words of support

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Reply #27 - Apr 18th, 2011 at 12:47pm
 
This thread was very informative. Since I am new to CH I had no idea what expect. I am in my first cycle so I do not know how long this will last. I've recently gone on FMLA from work, and am not keen to lose my job. But I find I can not work with a headache and my work is a good trigger for them. I work in a book store which can be surprisingly loud and bright.
Anyways, all this information about talking with HR is really useful. So thanks!
Jamie
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Reply #28 - Apr 18th, 2011 at 11:06pm
 
Thanks for the update Rich!  Glad to hear it is resolved.  Keep your head up.  (No pun intended)

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