A Life Changing Bold Move

Well, y’all…

I made yet another BOLD life-changing decision today!!

After extremely careful consideration and countless hours deliberating — I gave my two weeks notice to my current employer.

I am leaving on excellent terms and I am going to miss all of them very dearly, including the patients I’ve come to know and love.

(INSIDE JOKE: I am “Ex-specially” going to miss the best coworker I’ve ever had IN MY ENTIRE LIFE: my partner in crime, my friend, my confidant, my right hand and the one who always has my back — my soul sister, Liza!!! Love you soooo much, sweetheart!!)

Now, y’all are probably wondering why???

So here goes…

I was offered and accepted a new position at another doctors office.

** It’s a geriatric doctors office = BECAUSE, HELLO!! OLD FOLKS ARE MY JAM!

** It’s literally one mile from my new apartment = my commute just went from 45 minutes EACH WAY, down to 4 minutes ROUND TRIP!

** They’re 100% on board with being completely flexible with my work schedule so it will NOT interfere with my school schedule! I CAN EVEN ADD MORE CLASSES! And with taking 12 credits instead of just 9 credits = MORE FINANCIAL AID!!

** It’s $1.50 MORE = PER HOUR.

In two weeks from today…

I will be working less & making more money. I will be driving less & saving more money. And I will have enough time to study!!

AND???

And …. It’s going to be a whole new experience; doing other kinds of procedures and learning a completely different type of medical practice.

Am I scared?
Fuck yes.

Am I excited?
Fuck yes.

Is it going to be difficult to acclimate to so much change: like getting used to a new routine, meeting all new people, going outside of my comfort zone, and basically starting from scratch by switching from Sports Medicine to Internal Medicine?
Fuck yes.

Once I *am* comfortable & get into my new groove… Am I going to kick some serious ass?
Fuck yes.
(I HOPE!)

Is my mom going to kill me because it’s going to cost her a pretty penny to purchase a very necessary, yet very expensive, special and specific “cardiac” stethoscope that works best for the hearing impaired?
Probably.

And that’s all for now, folks!

Stay tuned.

Love,
M

About Meleah

Mother. Writer. Television Junkie. Pajama Jean Enthusiast.
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