Notifying work

[Little Kansas Kitty 213]

On 6/15/2018 at 9:14 PM, animallover1247 said:

Little Kansas kitty,

I'm soooo jealous. My dream is to own a ragdoll (or 10) . I have two cats of my own and I'm feeding three stray cats so it's not an option now.

I know a breeder locally but she has gone from $750 to $900 for her ragdoll kittens. Maybe one of these days 😸

You are a good cat mama! I gave the Ragdoll kittens as a Christmas present to my kids wrapped up in boxes on Christmas day. They were in that $ range which was not comfortable but I decided they were worth it since cats live a long time plus I loved their little sweet personalities. It truly was the best Christmas ever.

Hope all is going well with notifying work.

[hope2 35]

I am not telling my work what type of surgery I am having. They all know I have stomach issues such as ulcers so I am just letting them think it is due to that. I am very much an introvert and do not tell my business to others. I completely understand your feelings.

[MarinaGirl 608]

I’m very private too. I did not tell my boss anything other than I needed to take time off for surgery. He said fine and he did not ask me what kind of surgery I was having as that goes against company policy. I did not share any details with any of my colleagues either. Months before surgery I had started to adopt many of the post-WLS habits and started to lose weight, so no one commented on my smaller portions, drinking only Water (and not with meals), et al, once I returned to the office. Thankfully, these behaviors and subsequent weight loss were not correlated to my surgery, which was a relief.