Woke-up at 3:30am feeling not nauseous but not quite right either.
Reading this makes me angry at your boss on your behalf. Putting your staff and clients at risk is not okay.
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lo and behold, she faced no consequences. i was told by a friend (not even the safeguarding people lol) that she'd been spoken to yesterday, but i have no idea what was said to her, so it doesn't reassure me in the slightest. i had a nightmare about this on monday night, and it's been giving me serious anxiety since. (including today when she showed up during my break despite me being under the impression that she wouldn't be in, so i ended up leaving early.) apparently her actions don't have consequences because she's "vulnerable" which is such a joke; i'm vulnerable too, but i don't go around screaming swear words at people and threatening them. jesus.girl at my volunteer job (who doesn't volunteer/work, i'm not entirely sure why she's there) essentially threatened to throw a chair at me, implied i'm a thief, deliberately tried to trigger/antagonize me and repeatedly called me rude + a bunch of other names i can't say all because i said i felt better "now that [her] music's off" after her friend asked how i was when i walked back into the break-room. i almost burst into tears after the first time she left, then did exactly that anyway after recounting the incident to my friend in the warehouse. (he was so sweet about it though, bless him.) he helped me report it to the safeguarding woman, and i ended up coming home early because the whole thing wiped me out. i realize in hindsight that my comment could've come across as mean (thanks, autism!) but i meant it in a grateful/relived way, but even if it had been snarky, i still don't think that justifies her reaction/behavior? after all, she was the one playing her music at full volume in the break room, and the only reason i didn't ask her to turn it off initially is because i didn't want to be mean, and based on her behavior in the past/towards others, i didn't want to risk confrontation if she deliberately turned it up more or called me a killjoy etc.
god, the real world is exhausting. i'm not the first person there to have issues with her (she just returned from a suspension for throwing a chair at someone, so the chance of her actually doing it to me was very real), but fortunately everyone else there is really sweet,