I am just beat today. It might be the asthma or I could actually be getting one of the thosand diseases that are surrounding me . I added one more drug back into the regime...
and in much more annoying news my cat is running around the house meowing desparately at me ... for no reason that I can guess.
ita, I don't understand your situation. Is your PT trying to, what? Ban you from krav?
You're an adult; if you want to, say, eat 3 punds of bacon and drink a liter of whiskey a day after undergoing a quad bypass, can your PT call the store and say "Don't sell her bacon?" Of course not. So how can he ban you from krav, even if he thinks it might lead to injury?
my cat is running around the house meowing desparately at me ... for no reason that I can guess.
Free-floating feline fear?
Is your PT trying to, what? Ban you from krav?
He's trying to get me to not take my brown belt test. To this end, he's called the front desk and told them they're not to let me test because it would be irresponsible, yadda yadda. He's also using scare tactics (on them, not me, because at least he realises I don't give a fuck) by dropping incendiary terms like quadraplegic. Sure, he says I'm at no more risk than your average joe of becoming one. But damage is already done in the listener's mind.
Suffice it to say, I'm beyond pissed. I'd type more, but it's making my head hurt to think about it.
ita, you should krav him. Just to prove you can.
ita, you should call his boss, or whatever organization he has to report to.
Use terms like "lawsuit" and "litigation" and "attorney."
(THERAPIST grunts and writhes in pain)
ita: Come on, it's for your own good.
OK. so, maybe I want to see that for me AND for ita.
Mostly I'm going to ignore him, loudly, because there's no real way to stop him. He's friendly with a number of instructors, and there's no way he'll keep his mouth shut.
vw, I have two books due back to the library in November.
Of 2005.
Okay, one more thing for la bug (even though I know you've already gone off to do copying work -- this only nagged at me while I was at lunch).
Apparently Sabrina took them out of the desk drawer last week, because she noticed that they were all overdue, and seems she told several people to make sure I'd take care of it.
Huh?
No, really, huh?
Can you talk to her (and, hell, everybody) and ask that she notify you about things by email rather than asking someone else to remind you? While they are still your books, it sounds like the notifying got dropped somewhere along the line as well. I don't think it's at all out of line to ask your coworkers to work with how you receive information best, as long as it's something reasonable -- whether that's sending you an email, leaving a note, whatever. Not hoping that someone else will do the reminding, umm, sometime.