but no, the recession has hit even the health care industry. We, as well as most of you who watch the news, know that MCO, or UTMC as it's now known, announced this evening that it will be having lay offs. John only found out beause he caught it on the news while he was walking past a TV at work.
I am panic stricken, to say the least. I sit here, at my dining room table in my new house prepared to study for an upcoming test and I can't seem to take my mind off the matter at hand. The test, it's at 8am tomorrow. Nice. Because I'm never on here anymore, nor do I update my MySpace regularly anymore, for those of you who don't know John and I just bought a house. Literally just. We closed on it about three weeks ago, we haven't even made our first mortgage payment yet! It's a wonderful house in Maumee. We love it. I'm absolutly petrified now.
I can't even begin to think about what we're going to do should he lose his job. He's lowest in seniority on his floor which is why I'm panic-stricken. His co-workers say they'll probably layoff management. Me, I'm not so sure. I know how layoffs typically work, not that I've ever been laid off, but I know they start at the bottom and work their way up. Apparently they won't announce which positions until next week. What the hell are we supposed to do until then?!
Either way, I shall continue to freak until we hear that he is safe. Otherwise, I fear we may be looking for roomies. So much for wedded bliss, right?