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On Nov 19th I hit my head at work and had a concussion. There was a fixture in a storage room that shouldn't have had a fixutre, it was shoved in so the only 2 arms left on it where at my head height and the door just opened past them. I walked into one of them and hit directly on my right temple. It's been a long saga I won't relate here just because I'm tired of it. But getting hurt the weekend before Thanksgiving ,when the store is without an HR manager is just.. not fun. I ended up going back and forth about work, got told to stay home a week, got cleared, and then had to go back and got uncleared until I see a nuerologist.
The first time I heard from Worker's Comp was on the Tuesday after thanksgiving when they returned my call. It's been like that the whole way. I just got confirmation yesterday that my new work status of out of work has been approved and they just cut me a check for the days I've missed due to this. In the state I'm in if you are out for 14+ days due to workers comp issue then you get the first 7 days that workers comp normally doesn't pay.
I did work for some of that because I kept getting notes from the ER that said go back to work in 2 or 3 days and I didn't actually see a doctor that wasn't in the ER until the Tuesday after Thanksgiving.
I am getting better but I'm still having issues of brain fog, senstivity to light. I get tired really easily and there is something going on with my right eye, although that has improved. Either that or I'm getting used to it. Workers comp is tryign to find me a neurologist that does workers comp so..who knows when that will happen.
The first time I heard from Worker's Comp was on the Tuesday after thanksgiving when they returned my call. It's been like that the whole way. I just got confirmation yesterday that my new work status of out of work has been approved and they just cut me a check for the days I've missed due to this. In the state I'm in if you are out for 14+ days due to workers comp issue then you get the first 7 days that workers comp normally doesn't pay.
I did work for some of that because I kept getting notes from the ER that said go back to work in 2 or 3 days and I didn't actually see a doctor that wasn't in the ER until the Tuesday after Thanksgiving.
I am getting better but I'm still having issues of brain fog, senstivity to light. I get tired really easily and there is something going on with my right eye, although that has improved. Either that or I'm getting used to it. Workers comp is tryign to find me a neurologist that does workers comp so..who knows when that will happen.