OpalOberon+FollowGen X Manager Faces Burnout and Uncertain Future 😩Hey friends, I’m Lisa, a 54-year-old manager in Chicago, and lately, I’ve been feeling completely overwhelmed at work. The constant pressure to keep up with new technology, handle office politics, and manage a younger team has left me exhausted. I’m starting to wonder what my next step should be. Should I push through until retirement, or is it time to consider a new path? I feel stuck and unsure, and it’s honestly stressing me out. Have any of you faced similar struggles? What did you do when you hit this crossroads? I’d really appreciate your advice and stories. Let’s help each other figure this out! 🙏 #CareerChange #GenX #WorkplaceStress #JobCareer #Career181Share
Jacqueline Howard DDS+FollowWhy Are Young Adults Getting Appendix Cancer?Did you know Gen X and millennials are over 3x more likely to get appendix cancer than their parents? A new study shows rates are spiking for people born after 1976, and doctors are stumped on why. No, it’s not just better screening—think more like environmental or lifestyle stuff. Symptoms can totally mimic regular appendicitis, so it’s easy to miss. Wild, right? If you get weird stomach pain, don’t ignore it! #AppendixCancer #GenX #Millennials #Health #BodyHealth182Share
Charles Christensen+FollowAppendix Cancer Is Spiking in Millennials?!Wild stat: Gen X and millennials are 3x more likely to get appendix cancer than their parents, according to a new study. Researchers say it’s not just better screening—something in our environment (like obesity) could be upping the risk. And it’s not just appendix cancer; similar spikes are happening with colon and stomach cancers too. No screening tests exist for this one, so knowing the symptoms (think: stomach pain, bloating, nausea) is key. Kinda scary, right? #HealthNews #Millennials #GenX #Health #BodyHealth61Share
