Sounds kind of what Shriners Hospital put me through. Ì loved my job and the Patient Care staff was the Best. Ì worked every time I was called upon to work extra or late. A Best friend of mine worked switchboard. We had a personal conversation That by boss supposely over heard. She didn't like it cause it Involved a hospital policy that they just diď my friend wrong and she was taking to Hr. Ì was wrote upShe from that point on was on me if she seen me talking to parents or children. We were supposed to have contact with them In free time By talking,coloring,reading.She Would sneak call me in office write me up. She heard that I was going to a board meeting re: her and fired me day before. She is now retired along with all the other 2 faced unfair total waste of human body cells. Ì got so many calls after firing that if they all get together have meeting with board would Ì come back. Sorry, not on there Worst day.i di d go into what Dr. CALLED social depression bad Still fighting it. Karma a bitch. If I was wrong Ì would admit it. But this is on het. But,hope you are doing well.

The most important thing I learned from volunteering at the Shriners hospital was how to keep a positive attitude. Whether it's life or other people bringing you down, it's how you handle what's being thrown at you that counts. Having a good attitude in the work force will always come to a positive outcome.