Every time I go to the doctor, he says everything is fine and that it's strong. It's just getting over the mental part. That's tougher than getting over the physical part.

I had probably 10 bad minutes after the doctor told me, where I broke down. Then I focused on what I had to do.

I just jumped for it like I've done a million times. ... It was like I was shot in the back of my knee with a rifle.

It's exciting when we're all out there at the same time. We get a lot of one-on-ones.

Thanks for your time. She turned around and just started screaming at me. … I was embarrassed for her.

I set up reminders to ensure I have enough time to fill out the time card and to, even more importantly, get it signed. The employer also sees this as responsible, and they start perceiving you as a consistent employee. This helps when being considered for permanent work.