Personal Narrative: Hi Professor Summers

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Hi Professor Summers,

I feel it's more of her not being professional because I am a really to my self kind of person and at times when someone says something to me in the work place that's out of line I've learned to ignore it do my work and keep going on with my day. If I am at my desk and I sneeze or cough and a person who has their own office which is ways away from me comes up to me and ask's if I am sick I've always responded with respect and I am honest. This particular person has came to me a few times and if I say yes, I have a cold it's like she say's "Well why did you come to work" you are going to get everyone sick.. But when she's in her office which is the mail room and I have to go in there to get my mail daily along with everyone

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