I thought I made this clear, but maybe I didn't. I've already been to a rheumatologist and to a physical therapist. I'm doing the exercises I was told to do, plus a lot of the yoga poses I do are designed to strength my quads, hips, glutes and hamstrings. I've been doing the PT exercises for a couple of years and the yoga for a few months. My thighs always hurt when I exercise. I don't know why, and my doctor says it's nothing to worry about. I just don't understand why they won't quit hurting. You'd think that at some point they would.
Please forgive me for being blunt about this. I'm sorry. I just got screamed at by a coworker who has hated me since I started working in this office 6 years ago. I'm sitting here trying to figure out what to do. She was out of the office on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday; back today. My boss took me and another coworker out to lunch yesterday, thanked us for the great job we're doing, and commented that things were so peaceful without her in the office. Well, he's out sick today, so she took an opportunity to lash out at me and tell me that I'm not doing a good job and that she's the only one who has the guts to tell me. I felt like I was being bullied.
My boss has to review my overall performance every year. On top of that, our office has recently gone through 2 audits and is in the middle of yet another one. The reports for the first 2 audits were glowing, which indicates that I do my job very well.
So what accounts for someone being so nasty? I just don't get it.