[ SECRET POST #3982 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3982 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[The Great British Bake Off, Paul Hollywood and Candice Brown]


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[Eliza Dushku in Dollhouse]


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[BTS]


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[Orphan Black]


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[Pokémon USUM]


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[The Duffer Brothers, Stranger Things]


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[Mindhunter]















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Comments

Re: Advice!

[(Anonymous)]

How do you stop feeling guilty for an on the job accidental death? I wasn't the cause of it, but I was busy doing my part of the teamwork and had my back turned when one of my team members was dragged and run over by a plane loader's outrig.

The real bad bit is that I didn't really know the woman. She was with us on our team for two days. She had moved from the dayside shift to working nights.

Other than that, I feel...like I normally do, though I now have a bit of a fear of running the loaders now. Hopefully that'll pass soon...

Re: Advice!

[(Anonymous)]

Have you asked about therapy from work? Do you have insurance?

Re: Advice!

[syncing_feeling]

Seconding the therapy suggestion here. Even though you have no reason to feel guilty that kind of incident can leave a mark. At the very least keep a friend nearby that you can talk to if you need it. Especially if you witnessed it yourself, that must be traumatic.

Re: Advice!

[(Anonymous)]

That's terrible, Anon! I'm sorry.

Definitely see if there's a way to talk to a therapist or grief counselor through work, and if not, try to set something up yourself. Failing that, just talking to a friend or relative might help.