Well, I just found out that I'm getting laid off at the end of the year. I've received nothing but positive feedback and praise. I've won several awards and I've even been able to create events and complete projects that our board has wanted done for years. But, for some reason, they're dead set on getting rid of me. This couldn't come at a worse time (not that there's a good time to lose your job). With my kidney function dropping, it's been increasingly difficult to get though the work week, but, working gave me a sense of purpose and kept my mind off of my CKD.
I had talked with the EEOC about a month or so ago about filing a grievance. The EEOC rep I spoke with said that it sounded like I was definitely in a hostile work environment, but, I didn't go through with it. Kind of wish I had now. I mean, I like where I work, even if my boss is really negative and constantly tries to undermine and sabotage me. I've been on the transplant list for about 9 months now, so, I'm hoping (really hoping) that in the next 9 months I'll get that call that they matched me and I'll be getting a kidney. I just keep telling myself that I only have to do one thing, "endure." No matter what happens, no matter how bad I feel or what life throws at me, I just have to endure until I get a transplant.