I’ve been fired from my job this morning. Don’t know what you to do now.. feeling broken.

I cried. I am clueless what’s next? Husband is supportive but I don’t know why it happened. I believe in God and trust the process but this was insulting..

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Why did they fire you?

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I’m sorry to hear this! …. What reason did they give you?

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More context is needed here. But I am sorry you're going through this, must be so stressful

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If you are in the US, you should immediately apply for unemployment. It can take awhile and the sooner you do it, the better

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I experienced this early last year. I was broken and furious. But take it at a blessing in disguise. Just trust that everything will work out and you will be just fine. Well over a year later, through some hard times and struggling financially, I am at a job that I absolutely LOVE and my husband and I are making the most money we’ve ever made. Just trust the process! Every job I’ve ever left of been fired from has worked out for my better good. Wishing you the best of luck on a new job that you love. ✨

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I understand this must be scary but maybe its for the best and you'll end up where you belong. Im not sure what services are available where you are but I was able to get help with job training while I changed careers. Might be something to look into if you have anything like social services

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