January 29, 2008

  • Alleged Blog

    Lets pretend I work at a residential treatment center and that at one time I blogged about an alleged MRSA epidemic at work.  And lets just say, allegedly, that someone sent me an interesting article that was in the paper today about the alleged facility I work for. 

    Lets pretend that one of the clients, a youth, actually has a mother that cares about him.  I know it's a stretch but work with me.  So lets say the kid got a bad case of MRSA.  And then the mom went to the media because she blames the alleged facility.  And then when the alleged director Twilly, who may or may not look like Chuckie's bride, is asked for a statement, she says there has only been one case of MRSA in the last year. 

    And just for fun, lets pretend I'm really bad at math, but I think I can count to at least 10.  And even though Twilly allegedly intimated that I was a poor communicator, and that really pissed me off, I allegedly think someone might be a liar, liar, pants on fire.

    Of course I'm not saying any of this is true, because I wouldn't want to be fired ( even though that would be illegal.)  And I wouldn't want to have anyone make my life a living hell, just because I wrote a possibly fictional or factual blog about work.

    It would be really sad if the kid was still in the hospital and they don't know when he will get out.  It would also suck if someone made a statement about all ill clients being isolated, when the client attended groups and alleged meals. 

    If I was an alleged director, I would say "no comment, we are doing an internal investigation."  or something along those lines.

    Interesting that I'M the poor communicator.  But some people communicate so well, that they run off at the mouth without thinking first.  Or they are allegedly so arrogant, they make false statements, knowing full well, nothing will come of it.

    I'm just glad none of this happened, and I work in a environment that would never be up for scrutiny.

    I am also glad I only imagined the other cases of MRSA, because now I have nothing to worry about.

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