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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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Re: B&M Monday
Haha, maybe leave all that cycle part out. Just tell him you may need to be out on short notice because of fertility treatments. If he has a wife, he can figure out the rest.
Haha, my thoughts exactly. He won't want to ask any more questions! "Hey, boss..." "Take whatever you need to take Leslie!"
If you are comfortable sharing some, then great. Because gossip spreads like wildfire around here, I would be keeping my mouth glued shut.
Leslie, I agree with PP. Either mention that you are doing some fertility treatments, so you only have a short window of time to get some tests done, or just say you have some medical issues. It depends on the relationship you have with your boss.
The nice thing about charting is that you really can give your boss about as much notice as anyone could.
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Bill has already started research (he's good at it) and he says that my hiatal hernia probably is contributing to all this. I'm pretty sure that some sort of surgery will be in my future. I'm just hoping that I can put it off until the summer.
Ashlee,
Sadly, some of these medicines have already caused some, uh, digestive issues.
I had a hiatal hernia that was repaired during my gastric bypass. I only had mild reflux from it, which I had always assumed was due to the foods I was eating or my weight. But the reflux was completely gone immediately after surgery, and it hasn't bothered me since. Surgery might be worth it (IMHO) if it's really affecting your life.