Am so annoyed with Fil that it's caused a massive argument with me and dh. I lost my job on Wednesday and I have spent last few days on Internet/phone trying to arrange interviews from tomorrow onwards as I have had no car since Thursday and was told it would be back today. I now have a blood test tomorrow ( booked 4 weeks in advance as my doctors is useless) which I can't get to cause of no car and 2 job interviews tomorrow which I can't get to. Dh phoned garage around 2.30 today to ask what time we can pick the car up to be told that fil has been round every day since Thursday checking work and he told them this morning that I was in no rush to get the car back so don't worry about getting someone in to help him fix it (the bloke was going to pay someone for an afternoons work to help him) and that it would be fine to pick up on Wednesday afternoon! Without asking me. without my blood results my gp can't issue anymore medication and the nearest appointment they have is 19th of May at 11.30 so even if I did manage to go without meds for nearly 4 weeks if I do manage to get a job how can I ask within the first couple of weeks that I need to start later or leave to go and have a blood test. Personally I can't see me getting through that period though without ending up in hospital. This has now caused a massive argument with my dh as his family can do no wrong. I don't understand why the gargage didn't call me to discuss this rather then taking fil word for it. I can't believe dh is just willing to say I don't know what your going to do tomorrow and that dad was just being helpful.
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