My wife's hairdresser did that for around 6 months. Then she announced she was quitting. Then passed away (she was 35 or so) a few weeks later. Sometimes it's excusable.
not technically a provider of a service but i remember having an instructor for a class i was really excited for, who NEVER graded my work, i think at one point he was 8 weeks behind on grading in a 16 week course. around week 14 i was annoyed bc the final was coming up and he hadn’t even graded my midterm yet… and then i got the email he had died. definitely changed my perspective on what I view as important vs what ACTUALLY matters at the end of your life
Yeah my friend’s therapist had a similar thing, but he knew she was wfh with cancer. She no showed one appointment and he feared the worst. The company he was going through wouldn’t tell him anything and just offered to pair him with a new therapist but he just didn’t think it was worth hopping again. He found her Facebook and found out she had passed a month or so after the incident.
Happened to me, first therapist I actually liked seeing. After 2 months of repeated rescheduling and irritatation my mom got a call saying she was deseased and they didn’t know how to tell her patients. It was the first time I lost someone close, it hurt me to my core. All that time thinking she was like the other therapists, and didn’t want to see me, when her wellbeing should’ve been on my mind first.
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u/penfoldsdarksecret 1d ago
My wife's hairdresser did that for around 6 months. Then she announced she was quitting. Then passed away (she was 35 or so) a few weeks later. Sometimes it's excusable.