u/BunnyRissaa

Hey everyone! I'm 35 F and looking to do better for myself career wise and have been considering doing Payroll. I'm in Ontario, Canada.

I found a course online through George Brown with OntarioLearn, but I also heard about NPI and I'm just a little confused on what I need to do to get my foot in the door with this career.

Would taking the OntarioLearn course be enough to get me a Payroll job, or do I need to do NPI? Or both? Thank you for any advice!

Editing to add; I currently have 10+ years office administration background.

I feel like ever since my period ended last week I can actually feel my fibroids inflammed or something, irritated, I don't know but omg. It's just this annoying dull ache all the time on my right side hips/back and making my right leg feel weird sometimes. (All my big fibroids are located right side) and I'm just getting so tired of feeling this. I usually wake up in pain and even getting a comfy sleep position isn't as easy anymore (I'm a side sleeper)

Anyone have experience with this? Did anything help it stop? 😂🥲 I'm waiting for a call still with my surgery date, I signed the consent forms and whatever almost two weeks ago.

Editing to add: I am 35, I am overweight unfortunately but have been trying to lose weight, I am very low activity, I wanted to start working out but that seemed to only increase my pain and not in a good workout kind of pain way, lol.

One of the most annoying symptoms I have dealt with is having to pee all the time. But lately it's also now been gastro related, bloating, upset tummy, hard time eating sometimes cause of the bloated feeling and like indigestion in the evenings. I also recently am having hemorrhoids I assume now when I am going poop, bowel movements are a pain in the butt now lmao. Has anyone else experienced this? My biggest fibroid is 12cm on top of uterus and I have a pedunculated and posterior.