I had to quit a job because of health issues (chronic arm and hand pain). At the time several doctors told me I had carpal tunnel; the staff was sad to see me go, especially since they thought I could recover from carpal tunnel, but I hadn't accumulated leave time to take off work. I finally went to a top surgeon, and it turned out that what I had was a lot more severe than carpal tunnel. He scheduled me for surgery immediately--and I had three operations on one arm. Now three weeks later, I am doing incredibly better. I also had a great surgeon. I'm typing right now and feel fine. How could I approach the supervisor? Should I explain the whole situation--that my condition was worse than I thought--but now I'm fine. I know they were disappointed to see me go.I left the job 6 weeks ago and could go back next week.
2007-03-28
18:30:35
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holacarinados
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