MSE Parents Club Part 14

SusanC_2

BeenieCat wrote: »

Yeah he will be eventually but when i asked him if he'd want to live over there, he said he'll miss his friends round here.

There is one young lad he likes, who's mam is a junkie so his clothes are raggy/small and he gets bullied by all the scumkids, my DS is worried he will have no one to play with when we go I feel sorry for him but i think he'll be ok with another nice boy that comes here.

Will you be near enough that you could invite him for tea after you've moved?

MadDogWoman_2

Not quite, come home sick.

Going to the doctors in shortly as I'm really stressed, spots breaking out all over my back, little sleep, feeling sick all day at work waiting for them to pick up on the smallest thing I do.

They've been accusing me of all sorts and wanting statments over the pettiest things.

Don't want to go into too much detail for obvious reasons I don't know who might be reading.

jillie1974

MadDogWoman wrote: »

Afternoon,

Guess who's finally had enough of the idiots at work?

Fingers crossed Susan, fab news Beenie.

oh dear...have you quit?

can you get them done for that?

CAFCGirl

tiamai_d wrote: »

CAFC, are you getting a loola?

britax b smart 4

dh doesnt like loola.....:mad:

MadDogWoman_2

Jillie, I'm looking into it.

tiamai_d

jillie1974 wrote: »

anyone after a decent but cheap buggy??

http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.208-0554.aspx

I may have accidentally put a bid on a loola. Upto £15 (£15 postage). I think the joolz will be too big for the boot of the sceinic, don't think I'll get anything else in there with it... But I'm dead tight lol!

jillie1974

had to stop looking on the tesco direct site. there is a gorgeous 2 in 1 pramette for £250 that i really really want.............

front and rear facing....

gorgeous colur purple....

if that had be available last time i returned a buggy to tesco i would have ordered it and it would have fitted in the house....i'd have made it

MadDogWoman_2

Off to the doctors back in a bit.

SusanC_2

Constructive dismissal. (Just the first thing I came across when searching.)

tiamai_d

SusanC wrote: »

Constructive dismissal. (Just the first thing I came across when searching.)

My lawyer said I was to go for that if things got so bad when I was pregnant with DS2.

I was told to keep a highly detailed diary and to try and get witnesses if I could. But the diary was most important. Visits to your GP could also be used if you were to talk about how you were feeling due to the situation at work. And the GP should make sure they take a note of the work situation too.