Claudija

Hi my darlings hope you all have had a lovely Holidays period and are having a Happy New Year. For me it's not been good. I noted you all I started work well I was fired by the court after 8 days. According to them I was 'too familiar' with people. Apparently asking how my colleagues' weekend went was a no-no. Now why they didn't say something to me before the Wednesday when I got called around 6 pm by Brook Street's after hours office for me to stop doing it... I don't know. So I call up to find this out and then called the court to thank them for their time. They call Brook Street claiming I asked why I'd been fired and, the real kicker: saying I broke some "non-contact" clause that I was unaware of. So the asinine call I get from Mr. Leigh Davies tells me not to call either the court or Brook Street and he hung up. Now, being unable to contact the agency meant I could not fulfill my contractual obligation - you must contact them within a month of an assignment terminating for a new one or they terminate my employment and so they fired me around mid-November.

I have had issues with sleeping before but it got worsened after this making my Unemployment Agency Advisor, Ms.  Sandra Cook feel I might be depressed. I go to my doctor who explains that depression is generally routine-dominated as in you cannot wake or get to sleep before a time and it's constant: with me I could be fine today but sleep through all tomorrow and Thursday then be unable to sleep for three days.... it's not regular enough to be depression. With a history in my immediate family of this issue: mum has Type 2 Diet-controlled diabetes but she'll pass out randomly throughout the day if she's able to stay awake at all and it's worse if she goes out like to shop with me tomorrow when I sign on. My sister is more regular but she will randomly fall asleep any time after 4 pm when the kids are all home from school. My niece Maria has it the worst. Maria struggles waking up and she's fallen asleep even during school classes. She passed out so heavily at one point that they took her to Singleton Hospital (it's a large hospital based in Swansea, United Kingdom) to wake her. Today she had to have an iron infusion as they want to remove her tonsils with her history of regularly suffering from it but are concerned due to her sleeping troubles of how she'll fare with the anaesthetic. She had max-strength iron tablets and made no progress when tested. So my doctor, feeling like hers it's genetic hereditary or both: suggested testing me for - B12 deficiency, anaemia, diabetes and iron-binding issues. He then prescribed me 5 mg Folic acid tablets to take once a day. I'm almost through that course and I've not had any changes either. Christmas Day week, I was asleep through every other day for instance and that is when taking the tablets.... As a result of all this, Sandra said it's unfair to expect me to maintain the high-demand of 35 hours job-related activity per week (it's a government regulation here that you must be actively-looking for work or doing all you can to improve your chances such as preparing for interviews, volunteering and so on) so lowered it to just 22 hours. I'm due to see her tomorrow morning early to see if there's any update on when I can begin this provision they have for people like me who want to work, can work but have some long-term or mitigating health issue that causes them to have to alter their aims. Her colleague Denise is already waiting to sign me up for it but have to see them tomorrow to talk more on what it'll involve when it begins and so on. It's also why you've not heard from me in such a long time and sorry about that darlings.

Hoping you lot have had a better time of it than me xD

Until next time,
Your Vixy on the Inside,
Claudija xxxx