Careers for people with bad hands/wrists.

cookderosa · Mar 20, 2016

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That's interesting. They are lucky to have such a good mom like you to guide them along. In a strange way, I can kind of relate to them. My brain doesn't produce as much serotonin like most people. As a result, I have dealt with severe major depressive disorder my whole life. When I have really bad episodes, it's as if I see the world in shades of gray. It's like I see clouds, even on sunny days. That is the best I can describe it. I have learned to make the best of it. Some people have it a lot worst, like being in a wheel chair, or dealing with things like cancer. It kind of puts things in perspective for me.
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Thank you Abner, and many many sunny days to you my friend

Abner · Mar 21, 2016

cookderosa said: ↑

Thank you Abner, and many many sunny days to you my friend
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You are welcome. I was wondering how things turned out for you a while back. I thought you said your husband hit an a elk and wrecked the car. Has the car been fixed? My car got fixed after a guy rear ended me.

Maniac Craniac · Mar 24, 2016

Thanks for the suggestions so far. It seems like your ideas are pretty much the same as mine: either teaching or interpreting. I never thought of doing remote spoken language interpreting before, that could be a useful avenue for me to consider. I've also found, in line with b4's suggestion, that there are ESL tutoring opportunities online. Interesting.

Abner said: ↑

I guess I have trouble keeping up with what is pc and what is not.
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I think that's the point.

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