Study at Ahuntsic College.

I was studying at Ahuntsic College. I was in the springboard program. I wanted to change. Which program should I choose?

Choice 1 : In the programme, Diagnostic imaging.

Choice 2 : Ultrasound

In the programme, Diagnostic imaging.

I was a trainee in a hospital. My co-workers are very kind. My only problem is my superior. She hasn't been showing me the ins and outs. What should I do? Should I ask a co-worker to help me learn the ropes, or should I ask another superior?

Choice 1 : Asking a co-worker for help.

Choice 2 : asking A superior for help.

Ultrasound.

After three years of studying, I can finally work as an ultrasound technician. Doing on-the-job training was pretty fun. The only issue now is with the election coming up; there has been a lot of office politics. It started to affect our work environment. Should I stay silent, or should I speak up about it?

Choice 1 : Speak up about it.

Choice 2 : Stay Silent about this issue.

Asking a co-worker for help.

My co-worker understood; she helped me a lot. She would sometimes get mad because it wasn't her job. There's just one issue. I felt like something might be bothering her. At first, I thought it was me, but I soon realized she was being harassed. I felt like the right thing to do was ask her.

Choice 1 : Talk to her.

Asking a superior for help.

My superior helped me a lot, but my work environment has been getting worse. My old supervisor wasn't delighted by my actions, so she made it her mission to make me hate my job. Should I transfer, or should I stay?

Choice 1 : transfer

Choice 2 : Continue in that same job.

Stay Silent about this issue.

By staying silents, a lot of problems started to arise. Such as favoritism and withholding information. It got to a point where they gave someone the wrong file. That patient had a tumor so that MRI was very important, but it was placed in the wrong file. Leading to a lot of problems for the clinic. The person who was the most affected was the patient. One of my co-workers misled a trainee, which led them to take an X-ray of the wrong bone. It got so bad the higher-ups decided to change the team, transfer people, and even fire some people. I was one of the people that got fired.

Choice 1 : start over

Speak up about it.

I talked to my co-worker and asked her if she was doing okay. I then told her that I noticed the strange behavior one of our coworkers had with her. I was afraid of my suspicions being correct. She then started crying, telling me that she had no idea what to do. She tried speaking with a supervisor, but it fell on deaf ears. Should she try contacting HR or the police?

Choice 1 : Talk to HR.

Choice 2 : Getting the cops involved.

Transfer.

Transferring was a great idea, but I feel like I need to do something other than only working. I talked about it to a co-worker, who recommended volunteering abroad. Should I try it out?

Choice 1 : volunteer abroad

Choice 2 : Trying new hobbies.

Continue in that same job.

Because I was new to the job, it was easy for my supervisor to frame me, and I ended up getting fired.

Choice 1 : start again

Talk to HR.

Human resources weren't very helpful. It was the first time someone spoke up about this to them. The same people that try to reassure us by telling us we can count on them and ask them for help, don't know what to do. Turns out the person we talked with was friends with the offender. She decided to get the cops involved because he started following her home now.

Choice 1 : Getting the cops involved.

Getting the cops involved.

She was very skeptical but decided it had to be done. The cops explained to us the procedure and what she could do. There's one thing I can't take off my mind. The cops asked my friend if she really wanted to proceed with legal actions, as her offender was still young and had a life ahead. What an odd thing to say. Thankfully, my co-worker was firm and determined to put this situation to an end. Her offender wasn't thrilled and didn't leave without a fight, but at least it was now over. We decided to go volunteering abroad.

Choice 1 : Volunteering abroad.

Speak up about it.

It took all my courage to speak up about this issue. My co-workers were skeptical at first because they hadn't noticed their behavior. Who knows how far it would have gone? Everything is slowly getting back to how things were. It's much more peaceful now. No one is hiding lead aprons anymore. I decided to move away; I was a bit overwhelmed by this decision. So, I had to transfer; at least I was going to receive a premium wage.

Choice 1 : transfer.

Volunteering abroad.

Volunteering abroad was the best. Not only did we get the chance to get away from it all we could still help people while relaxing at the same time. This helped both of us get our minds away from work.

Choice 1 : what happens now?

Trying new hobbies.

I found some new hobbies, such as pottery. But I still feel stuck at work. I'm starting to hate it here. I feel like I have no life. I need a break. Should I quit, or should I give it another go?

Choice 1 : quit.

Choice 2 : stay

Quit.

My superiors were mad; they even screamed at me for wanting to quit. I got a lot of dirty looks, but I don't regret it. I feel like I can finally breathe again. I even got a cat. I had no more magnetic resonance imaging or X-rays to do. I guess we can say I took a break from all that radiation.

Choice 1 : Bonus.

Keep my job.

I feel like I'm overworking myself. I almost made a big mistake when I was injecting a patient yesterday, I hoped they would forgive me. I think this is the end for me. I should hand in my two weeks' notice.

Choice 1 : start over

I wasn't expecting that.

It's been a month since we came back from volunteering abroad. Everything is going well for the moment, but I've had this strange feeling. A feeling that something would happen. One day, after my shift, I was walking home. I felt like someone was following me. It was him. The one my friend feared he would come back for her came for me. He blamed me for ruining their relationship. He has a knife in his hands. I'm not sure what I should do.

Choice 1 : Try to run away.

Choice 2 : Scream for help.

Bonus.

I've started working again. I work a cafe now. The pay isn't the same at all, and I sometimes miss my old job. I feel like I still need to work on myself before going back there.

Choice 1 : start over

Try to run away.

I was so scared, but I knew I had to run away. He started chasing me. It was so dark outside. I hoped he would fall on something. I got home and couldn't stop shaking. I even took a sick leave the next day. I later got the news he had fallen and stabbed himself by mistake. The police are still trying to figure out what happened.

Choice 1 : Start over

Scream for help.

As I started screaming, I could see lights getting turned on. Then, I heard a voice screaming, WHAT'S GOING ON? I felt relieved, and he got flustered. I thought it would be the end of it until I saw the blood that was slowly dripping from my stomach. He had stabbed me and ran away. The last thing I remember him saying was that this was my fault and that I forced him to go this far. I wish I would have just tried to run away.

Choice 1 : start over