The same thing happened to my neighbor (sm)
Posted By: Same here on 2005-07-19
In Reply to: A little info - from my sister
She passed with flying colors and then couldn't find a job. I was amazed, I live in Southern California.
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Ssame thing happened with next door neighbor's daughter. Not even a verbal thank you. nm
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Same thing happened to me.
If she is your boss, you really do not have much choice if you want to continue to work for her. I subcontracted for an IC for 6 months and also used my Instant Text line counter, and she used the Word character count. I had a rude awakening when I got my paycheck. I really did not have a choice, and my opinion did not matter, as she was my boss, and I needed the experience. I now have my own accounts, and use my Instant Text word counter. I agree with you, a keystroke is a keystroke. 
You are exactly right. The same thing happened to me and (sm)
I regret it. I also thought that it was the right thing to do at the time, but If I could go back in time I definately would have done something different. I also picture him or her at different ages and I also had 2 children later on.
Same thing happened to my son...sm
He was applying for a job through a placement agency, had just been put on antibiotics, sinus medication, decongestants and cough medicine. He had a list of the meds, but they said it didn't matter. If anything showed up at all they would not place him.
Same thing happened before, never
can it be documented, asked to see, no copy of which they speak.
Same thing happened to me
The same thing happened to me, at this company she wouldn't respond to my e-mails and I never did get my final check. She told me I was unreliable too and said she would pay me a line rate and then didn't pay the line rate on my check that she said she originally verbally agreed on. They didn't owe me very much so it wasn't worth my while pursuing it and it was frustrating me so much I just chalked it up to a very bad experience. Good luck I hope you have better luck than I did.
SAME THING HAPPENED TO ME
you know, i had the SAME thing happen, not that I was posting like you do, but...what I posted I was "called out " on...gee, wonder how that happened?????
The same thing just happened to me.
I found out I was typing something wrong for 14 years, and through all the jobs I have had and all the QA people who have reviewed my work, nobody ever mentioned it. Kind of embarrassing.
Yes this has happened before, not a new thing
We are talking years ago, as in 1960s I applied for a job at telephone company, Bellsouth and was told I had passed their test and could have the job but would need to lose 20 lbs. They now would probably think I was a gob as we are talking probably 175 at the most compared to 200 now. This is not a new thing. What did she say that made you think more interested in girth? I Mine was really straight forward, no getting around that. There was nothing to be filed then because of what I might consider to be discriminatory. I think you are possibly feeling a little on the defensive and you said nothing about what actually happened when you worked inhouse. Being badgered, that can happy with any work situation, be you thin or heavy. Maybe it is how you are perceiving youself.
Same thing happened to me.
My biggest account, a group of 9 doctors went EMR a few years ago... Yup... it was all gone. I stayed on and did some scanning of old records into the ERM (at low office wage), until I found another MT job at home. Had to go with a National though, which has been a real adjustment as far as time management, etc., I was IC before, but pay was better than staying on being an "office girl". Anyway during the transition many promises were made about "no you won't completely be out of a job" etc. but as it turned out the amount of transcription that would have been done into the EMS system was not worth the trouble to even try to keep. And no way could I have done it on production, since the system they had was very cumbersome and "mouse" inclinded. They currently have an "office girl" typing in things. Yes, the EMR can be somewhat more efficient but the actual records are a mess.. I mean everyone is putting stuff into your chart/file... from the front office "just out of high school help" to the physicians...who lets face it, are very intelligent about being doctors, but are not quite up to speed on transcription, etc. But they just don't really care, it's more economical. Now when you go and see the doctor, basically you just talk to a bobbing head "nurse or doctor" who nods at you while they try to peck away the the keyboard.. Progress???
The same thing happened to me.
set up the outside company since you know the most about the work and supervisors, management, etc. do not. Then, they outsource it all and that outsourced company offers you a job. It happens time and time again.
The problem with in-house typists is that they must give you sick time, vacation, etc., and then the work does not get done. So, by outsourcing, they have no need to worry about the overhead of these problems. Sad, but true!
I was smarter and resigned before they used me up. But of course, I was right, they outsourced it all, but I wasn't there to give it to C-Bay on a silver platter, so now the C-Bay has my in-house account and are doing a horrible job. The techs are having to proof the work, and they certainly are not providing 24-hour turnaround. Phewee on them.....
The same thing happened
to me, I did not find out until about 7 p.m. that night when I quit working and went in and turned the TV on.
The same thing happened to me
I worked in-house for a while and the files were clear as a bell. About a year after I left, I did some work for the same hospital and the files I received were staticky and distorted.
I didn't work with them long enough to figure out the problem (there was a reason I left the hospital in the first place LOL) but one thing I found was that if I listened to the files directly from the folder in my transcription program instead of using the little "mini-control bar," the sound was MUCH clearer.
Hope I'm making sense. I use Olympus DSS. You can leave the main program on and listen to the files from there or you can click and icon and get the "mini bar."
Good luck!
Same thing happened to me
I mentioned this in another post on the board. I never got my 1099 from my previously employer now matter how hard I tried. My accountant said it didn't matter if I received it or not. I just figured out the amount that I was paid from my records, and I sent a letter to the MTSO and told her how much I was claiming and that I hoped her 1099 was going to reflect the same. Even after that not one word from her.
Same thing happened to me...
Although, I do use digital, and unknown to the doctors, I save their dictations on my external hard drive. I was accused recently of typing a note, but not delivering it. The doc said that she knows she dictated it, but she never received it. Well, I looked back on my hand written list and there was the patient's name, but it had a NO CHARGE next to it, which means I did not type that note for some reason. I then relistened to her dictation from that date, and guess what? Yes, the doc had said that it did not need to be completed. I called her back to let her know what I found. No apology, no thanks, she just said, "Oh, I guess I will have to dictate that to you and send it."
Of course, they forget that while you are searching for these notes, etc., you are not being paid. I have lost too many hours of pay due to their negligence.
I would see if you can change to digital, this way you can save every dictation and note from the past very easily.
Same thing happened to me
The company told me I had to have Workers' Comp too. I explained to them that I did not, and faxed them a copy of our rules along with their hire packet and I never heard from them again. Their loss!javascript:editor_insertHTML('text','');
The same thing happened to me.
I don't remember the name of the company, but I saw the appointment written in on the patient list. About 6 to 8 weeks later, the doctor stopped dictating altogether. Be prepared that losing the account is indeed a possibility.
same thing happened to me. sm
I have worked since I was 14 years old. Got very very ill back in 1997. Without going into the whole long story, it got to the point because I could not work we nearly lost everything we had. Tried to get help from the state, didn't qualify. I was actually told if I would DIVORCE my husband, then I would qualify for help! I am now 53, doing fine, working and am still married 36 years this July!
Most of the time, the folks that really need the help are exactly the ones who can't get it. People like the original poster do nothing but suck the system dry and live in their own little world of "entitlement."
At least I can sleep at night knowing I didn't rip anyone off!
Sounds like we went through some of the same stuff and all the hassle that goes with it!
This same thing happened to me...
I worked in an office for 5 years and came home to work when my son was in kindergarten...I to had other duties in my office job but I wanted strictly to transcribe and nothing else, so I came home...and boy, what a shocker when I realized I was not as fast as I thought I was and that I had to work a little harder to get the hang of working at home full-time...it was really hard at first but 5 years later I am still at home...I have a 10 year old and a 2 year old and it can be done...just hang in there...please purchase an Expander program..It has saved me so much time and as you know working from home with children we can use all of the extra time in the day we can!!!!
The same thing happened to me. I
got a little worried, but realized it was usually when very hot weather. I did not have much of a problem during the winter at all, but last summer could barely get my shoes on and was wearing those rubber clogs everywhere because nothing else would fit. I started getting up and walking around every hour and it seems to be better so far, but not looking forward to the heat this summer in Phoenix again.
same thing happened to me; i threw a fit with them. sm
i ended up getting my 4th installation under my initial purchase registration # but they did inform me if it happens again, i will have to purchase. i refuse to although my company requires it. i haven't ran into needing it again but i am sure i will eventually. you can buy the (whatever that external USB thing is called) which allows unlimited installs, but not after your initial purchase and i, like you, was not informed about all that as my company purchased for me and withheld from my pay. win XP does a similar thing and only limits the installs on the software. i think they both are a bunch of BS. i pay for it, i deserve to do what i want with it. can't help my hard drive crashed, etc.
That is the exact same thing that happened
to me at MQ.
Same thing happened to me. I dumped them.
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Same thing happened to me - grossed me out.
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Similar thing happened to us......
We then get a letter from Fidelity telling us the same thing. First of all, who puts all that personal information in a laptop? That should never be allowed. And then they offer a 1 year from Equifax.....whooopeee!!! If your identify is stolen, good luck trying to get Equifax or anyone else to believe you didn't screw up your credit. These companies should have their feet held to the fire.....this is absolutely ludicrous to have this personal info on a laptop.
In retrospect, it was the best thing that could have happened to me
I would have had a hard time just making the decision to leave and strike out on my own, working at home. The one good thing about the hospital was that it paid well. But I was very unhappy there and my poor husband bore the brunt of it when I would come home with all that frustration "saved up" and talk to him about it for hours at a time.
So, although at this point our financial situation may not be quite as solid, my husband has a good job which provides benefits for both of us, I love working at home, and I have two part-time jobs with great people to work with. I get to stay at home with my sweet doggie Fox and look out at the flowers blooming and the new leaves growing on the trees everywhere.....all in all, I am very happy with my new situation. I have a peace of mind that I never had while working at that other job.
 to all those who have been supportive in this thread. It means a lot to me that you are willing to "go out on a limb", so to speak, to support what I have been saying. Give yourself a great big pat on the back! 
Same exact thing happened with me too...sm
Last week and this week.
I know which national ~ same thing happened to me. sm
Yes, I was allowed to test and spent a few days of communications before being told my acute care was not "recent" enough. I have 13 years exp with the majority of that being acute care besides the last two years. The only reason I went to clinic instead of acute care was the lack of being able to get high-speed internet until now and compatibility with the nationals. I have four kids and a laid off husband as well! Know how you feel. No santa this year.
The exact same thing happened where I used to
work - the verbal 'warnings', written 'warning', then termination. And of course, all based on bogus allegations of 'noncompliance' if you couldn't keep up with the impossible production goals, or the QA for which the specs were changed daily. And if you spoke up about it you were 'insubordinate'. I just wish unemployment were open-ended and could last indefinitely. If that were the case, I'd jump off this merry-go-round in an instant for an unemployment check. At least it'd be something I could count on, which MT, sadly, is NOT.
Same thing happened to me. The caller couldn't even tell
After being told by my supervisor that the possibility of me getting paid less money for doing the editing for voice recognition, I immediately brushed up my resume and headed out the door.
the worst thing that ever happened at school was
when students in the girl's bathroom would get caught smoking cigarettes!
My son just finished is enlistment..best thing that every happened to him..I sent them my son..they
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This same thing happened to my cousin's wife
and she also was 34. She was a school teacher at the time and had 3 little children. They treated her in the hospital for FIVE MONTHS. She was close to death for quite awhile but after multiple surgeries managed to finally survive. I do not think that they are suing. As someone stated, this is usually stated as a complication of gallbladder surgery.
Unfortunately, this hospital has a major problem with making those mistakes because my aunt also had her pancreas punctured when she went in just for a scope and also spent months in the hospital.
As hard as it is to accept though, these things do happen.
I am with the poster who said to pray for your cousin.
Exact thing happened to me when I worked at
a local hospital (on site). The manager looked into it but nothing was ever done and it kept happening. I ended up leaving and working at home - so far, so good after about 8 months on the job. If people don't want to do ESLs they shouldn't be MTs.
same thing happened to me - I had worked for a small
local service - the owner decided to sell to - well, you can guess - and they wanted my macros to send overseas. I never did get around to giving them to them.
Agree! The same thing happened to me. I got everything correct
except run on and fragmented sentences. I knew I was right.
Same thing here, happened long ago on my VDI/VDI system. (EOM)
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You're right, you could be my neighbor. My neighbor is flaky, too.
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Same thing happened to me.....go to settings, control panel, (SM)
then go into something called Intel Extreme Graphics, and then rotation. Set it back to normal. This should work.
Exact thing happened to me recently too, someone by the name of Marcia...
It was the strangest thing! I cannot for the life of me figure out why she would invest so much time and effort, tell me she wanted me to start ASAP, and then never contact me again. I refused to give her the satisfaction, though, of calling HER back!
Same thing happened at the hospital I worked onsite with, yet
the boss definitely knew this was going on because at least on the software we had and yours probably too, the boss can run all kinds of reports, such as what time the jobs came in, in what order, what time they were transcribed, who transcribed etc. You can cross-reference these too and see that a certain person is going way out of order and doing their own thing. The boss most certainly knows this is going on and in my opinion, (having been management myself), was probably fishing to see how much you knew... when she asked or toyed with the issue in your conversation. In my case, the boss knew the person was taking all the ops normals, it was even brought out at a meeting by another gutsy MT but guess who got the brunt of it? The people who were upset by it, and of course the person who spoke up. I am not saying you shouldn't be upset, and I am not saying you aren't right. I am just saying to bide your time and see what happens. Karma will indeed come into play most definitely. And if the boss is sheltering a cheater, well most likely at the right time the cheater and the boss will get it. In our case, I don't know if the person ever got caught because she outlived most of us, LOL, she and the boss were best of friends. But I do believe Karma is still in play even when we aren't there to see it...just hang in there, do what you believe is right and you will be A-OK. Life is too short to worry about anything but the good which will come your way. Good luck!
Okay.. just give us a clue..does it start with a T... because I had a similar thing happened to me a
them...I got the dumbest excuse ever.. I dont trust that.
The same exact thing happened to me and the seller refunded my money. He had done a horrible job
If you put it in a poster frame it may help. It was for my daughter and she wasn't overly picky at the age of 10 and it was Hilary Duff I believe.
I have a neighbor who is always... sm
pestering me to "teach her to do what I do". She stopped over one time while I was working and said it again... This time I stacked every one of my reference books up, handed them to her and told her "Go home and memorize these. Then we'll talk about it". Needless to say she hasn't mentioned it since.
They were after the other neighbor.
They came over and asked if we had seen anyone at the neighbor's house. Uh, no, I don't watch my neighbors all day long.
My neighbor has one. I would
like to get one, but cannot afford it right now. He paid around $10,000. That includes installation I think. He uses it to heat his home and has radiant floor heat and uses that to heat the water pipes in his flooring. It is way cool. It looks like a metal shed almost outside his house. He is saving lots of money, but it does make smoke, so you would have to be in an area that is zoned for it.
My neighbor had one (sm)
and they are VERY high energy. They have a tendency to experience separation anxiety also. I can tell you they are not like most big dogs, in that they have a strong personality of their own and you have to dedicate a lot of time to training them.
My neighbor has/had PKD- he is 51 now - sm
He has had it for years, since he was about 35 or so. He has always been a vegatarian and the doctors said that helped him stay healthy as long as he did. He did start to eat meat and eggs some though as he got worse for the protein though. He was doing quite well until about 18 months ago when he started getting worse. He ended up have right and left radical nephrectomies, and lived on peritoneal dialysis at home and used a cycler at night. He was due to have a transplant about 2 weeks or so after the double nephrectomy but unfortunately at the last minute the donor was deemed unacceptable after they looked at her kidneys via a CT (to figure out which one to take) and found issues with hers with blood vessels and the fact that her kidneys were not functioning at 100% capacity (about 60% between the 2 of them), so that nixed the transplant. Luckily he did very well on dialysis (he has some other issues going on as well such as permanent vertigo due to the former hospital he was going to screwed up and have him the wrong antibiotics when the PD access got infected--ones you do not give a patient with no kidneys and he ended up with antibiotic poisoning which unfortunately resulted in permanent damage). So he ended up on the transplant list. Fortunately for him a young blood relative with no sign of PKD stepped forward and donated a kidney in January. He has done great and the donor has done quite well too. He still cannot drive or work due to the veritgo but is trying to get better with that with some PT though I don't think it will ever go away. I am "on-call" if he ever needs anything since I am usually home and his wife works about 35 minutes away. I don't see them too often but I know he is well as his wife and I email on a regular basis. Obviously everyone is different, but I do a lot of kidney transplant reports and for the most part they go very well. I have only done about 10 or so due to PKD though, most kidney failures are due to other issues from what I can tell from my experience anyways. All I can say it read up, ask plenty of questions and don't be shy about asking friends and relatives about a transplant when/if it comes to that. The list can take anywhere from 2-5 years or longer and they won't list you until you need it basically. You have to meet the parameters of need first. I hope it all works out for you though.
Use my neighbor's. sm
When I go on vacation there is a lawyer who lives a few houses away. He has Netscape wirless tower and I have a Linksys on my laptop. I have all the latest virus and Spyware as does he. He gives me permission to use his connection as the house where I stay does not have internet. I can work off his as though it is my own. He also uses his laptop in the parking lot of Starbucks, he states, when he is on a case away from his main tower. I don't know, just see if it works for you as far as confidentiality is concerned. I don't think anything is compromised. At first I was very worried but a nephew who is tech savvy said it was safe. Just my humble opinion. Not sure. I don't use it for work, don't work on vacation but sure do appreciate using the net, I am addicted and can't leave home without my laptop!
What to do about a neighbor's yapping dog?
This thing is driving me CRAZY. Yes I know that there are times during the day that a dog is not considered "disturbing the peace," but these people moved in about a year ago and they now have a Yorkie that they leave outside ALL DAY on a 6 foot leash and all that thing does is "yap, yap, yap, yap, yap!" CONSTANTLY. . . ALL DAY LONG until they finally bring the poor thing in for the night.
We tried to welcome the couple to the neighborhood, but they don't assoiciate with anybody. When anyone comes near their property, they run inside and lock the doors, leaving the "yapper" outside to "yap" even louder if anyone is within 20 feet from their property.
I've actually resorted to yelling out the window, SOMEBODY MAKE THE DOG STOP! PLEASE!!!!"
We have a dog, but I wouldn't even get one until we had fenced in the entire back yard and then trained him from a puppy not to bark. Of course our dog will bark if somebody knocks on thedoor, which is a good thing, but I shake a coffee can with some pennies in it (Hint from Heloise) and he stops.
I feel bad for the poor Yorkie who never gets walked or paid attention to as he sits all day "yapping" on his 6 foot chain. But I don't want to cause any discord in the neighborhood either. 
What to do?
Lucky neighbor....
My ex-neighbor also experienced this and was lucky enough to live (very high mortality rate). She delivered her baby OK but then all her problems began. She swelled up like a balloon and had an emergency hysterectomy (thinking she had internal bleeding) before being airlifted to a bigger hospital. After over six months in the hospital and rehab, she is fine with no brain damage, but she suffers from bilateral foot drop and sometimes wears braces. She is one very lucky lady!!!
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