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floridastar New Member Date Joined Dec 2007 Total Posts : 2	Posted 12/3/2007 9:46 PM (GMT -6)
	Hello, Everyone My boyfriend has told me all about this forum. You know him by macrip3. I suffer from bad allergies and asthma. He is badly depressed about his Asthma. He has a cold so he is trying to rest. He caught this cold from me. The pressure they place on him at his job is not healthy. I appreciate the advice he has gotten on this forum. I am afraid he will have a severe Asthma attack at his workplace. Back to Top

Red_34 Elite Member Date Joined Apr 2004 Total Posts : 23551	Posted 12/4/2007 6:56 AM (GMT -6)
	Hi Floridastar :) You are welcome here anytime just as your boyfriend is! Is there any way that macrip can find another job somewhere else? It's obvious that his work is not going to change anytime soon and his health comes first. Please wish him our best, rest and feel better soon. ^{@--->--SHERRY--<---@} ^{~Left sided Uc -'92 - Colazal (9 daily), 6mp (50-100mgs), Prilosec, Biotin, Forvia, Pro-Bio, ColocortUnable to tolerate Asacol, Rowasa or Canasa} ^{~Allergies - Singulair, Astelin(got the script - just haven't tried it yet!)~} ^{~Secondary Reynauds Syndrome - '04 - Norvasc~} ^{~Fibromyalgia - '06~} ^{@--->--Moderator for Allergies/Asthma and Co-moderator for UC--<---@} ^{PLEASE HELP HEALINGWELL CONTINUE TO HELP OTHERS BY CLICKING HERE: DONATE} http://www.myspace.com/82595818 Back to Top

Another Day Veteran Member Date Joined Mar 2007 Total Posts : 1055	Posted 12/4/2007 4:58 PM (GMT -6)
	Floridastar, I also want to welcome you to HealingWell. You are in the right place also. I didn't know until just now whether Macrip3 was male or female. I am worried about him as well. I have emailed him about getting another job. I have also emailed him about seeing an allergist instead of just a regular doctor because I am afraid he is going to have a bad asthma attack at work. If it helps you to know, I have told him that because of the ADA, American Disability Act, they can't make him do work he is not able to do, but he has to have something written from a doctor. I suggested he see an allergist and have his limitations written out. I'm sure he has to have his insurance. You might talk to him about the FMLA, the Family Medical Leave Act. Of course, it has to be approved by the employer. It is time taken off without pay, but you still have your job. You can take as much as six months off or you can take a couple of months. When I was still working and having so much trouble with asthma, I asked for mine to be six months intermittent, which of course, I never used the six months. I was granted this three years in a row. He might ask for less, maybe three months intermittent. Paper work will have to be filled out by the allergist. In the mean time, he does need to look for a different job. He is very lucky to have you to care so much about him and of course, you certainly have an understanding of asthma. You know that asthma can kill. Again, I am worried about him too. Take care! Carla P.S. My internet service was down yesterday or I would have answered you sooner. Moderator, Allergies/Asthma Help support the forums so we can support you: http://www.healingwell.com/donate Epilepsy, asthma, GERD, depression, hypothyroidism, tinnitus Post Edited (another day) : 12/4/2007 2:59:29 PM (GMT-7) Back to Top

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