Type 1 Work issue

Antje77 · Nov 25, 2019

Nometype1andproud said:
Thanks everyone for your continued replies and support, I was pulled aside by my office manager again on Friday to say they are still looking into a resolution and asked me again what I thought could be done about it. I said I have no idea and to be honest It’s not my issue to resolve, I told her I am sticking to my guns and want to continue to test at my own desk, so we shall see what happens this morning it’s really stressful and I’m new to the company just feel sad as I’ve never had a problem for the last 10 yrs at work

What about asking if the co worker would agree to you warning them so they can look away?

KK123 · Nov 25, 2019

Antje77 said:
What about asking if the co worker would agree to you warning them so they can look away?

….and that Antje, is a perfect example of cooperation and reasonable adjustment. x

EllieM · Nov 25, 2019

Antje77 said:
What about asking if the co worker would agree to you warning them so they can look away?

I agree that that is the obvious solution but cynically wonder whether the co-worker will wish to remain anonymous....

copilost · Nov 25, 2019

I work with two Type 1 who both test and inject in the office and no one (absolutely no one) has a problem with it. I understand the need to respect others peoples sensitivities and some people are uncomfortable with injections but this is their issue, to be respected, but not your problem. You don't have a problem, you have a medical need. They have the problem, your manager has a problem you don't have a problem, you aren't a problem. Lots of luck and power educating them so they can see it as it is, tough work but good work.

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