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Tell me you left a toxic workplace without telling me you left a toxic workplace.
I’ll go first
Tell me you left a toxic workplace without telling me you left a toxic workplace.
I’ll go first:
My BP dropped.
I no longer woke up with a feeling of dread.
I stopped sweating through my shirts.
I stopped getting the runs from stress.
I lost weight.
I felt so light and free.
I know I’m not alone in this.
Let me know what you think by replying to this email-I’d love to hear from you!

The nurses have spoken!
“I’m no longer in survival mode. I sleep well. I’m no longer constantly irritated, angry or emotionally exhausted. A few months after I left, a former colleague saw me and said: You look younger.”
“I found life, happiness and enjoy the career I chose again! Culture change can bring light back into your life.”
“10 years later I still wake up in a panic before my alarm goes off thinking I slept through it.”
“It was empowering to walk away from the yelling, triangulation and hostility. Took me 2 weeks to find the best job!!!”
“Not one migraine since! Compared to 3-4 a week. No longer sleep deprived. Sundays are great days now. I get to eat now and my health has improved so much.”
“Within 2 weeks the cortisol belly bloat gone! And a significant decrease in migraines. I even have migraine free weeks these days.”
“No more screaming, holding a first to your face about an inch away, not allowing you to exit the room. And this was from a manager not a patient.”
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