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General, you are so helpful and kind...i know that you will be able to do what ever it takes to help yourself and your family...i'll keep you in my prayers...but all will be fine for you...take it easy and it will happen...
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Melanie Reber
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I know you can, I know you can.
Think of what you can realistically do...and cut that in half.
Good advice passed on to me from my doc.
Once your new employers get to know you, they will certainly accommodate any slips in order to keep you.
I know you can, I know you can...
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Great advice from Melanie. I would see if you can find something that is part-time to begin with.
That will allow you to have time to rest up because this will be a lot more than you are used to, no matter how well-prepared you think you are.
Good luck!
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just don
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Hey 'little' lady ,,,with the BIG heart!!
there is a whole world out there,,,go knockem dead!!
AS usual,,,Melanie had it right!!
Are teachers still so hard to find and keep down there??
How about sub teaching to start with,,,and find a full time gig for next year,,,IF it works out for YOU!!!
next week you will have the problem of selecting from 10 different job offers!!! LUCKY you!!
good things happen to GOOD people!! Honest!!!
while I remain--just don--
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Geneal
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Thanks you guys.
I am hoping for a part time gig although there are no benefits.
Still the money would be helpful in paying for insurance.
You are too wonderful to me and for me.
Hugs,
Geneal
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WE KNOW YOU CAN...WE KNOW YOU CAN, SO GO FOR IT!
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<<<<< Geneal Dear Lady >>>>> w/ Creators help you can!!!
Prayers going up that the right job, w/ the right pay and hours comes your way quickly !!!
I like Melanie's advice muchly... keep us informed please how it goes!
Love Silverwolf
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there's a perfect job for geneal; there's a perfect job for geneal that will accommodate her lyme disease issues!!
what a bummer, part-time and NO benefits; but as you stated, it will help on health insurance, etc.
yes you can and you will do it in the GENEAL way of doing things .... FROM THE HEART!
afterthought; did you ever apply for SSDI, disability insurance benfits? if approved, your kids would receive benefits too.
now, i'm thinking of my late sister who was dying from breast cancer and her kids got benefits until 18 on 1st chlid; 16 on 2nd child.
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sending positive thoughts your way,
good luck melissa
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I know you can!
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joalo
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Of course you can!!!
You're Geneal!!
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Some hospitals offer benefits even working part-time 20 hours a week....just a thought..
just the fact that you are even able to think about working again is soooo great!!!
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I totally understand how you feel. I have not worked in over 2 years now. I left a job that I so loved. Now I feel very insecure about going back to work and frankly can't picture it quite yet. I think the key is to imagine yourself being able to do it. Think positive!!!
If it were me, I would start part time and work up from there. That way you won't have to push too hard to begin with. Just ease back into the real world.
I send good wishes your way!
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Of course you're remebered in my prayers, Geneal!
Mine, and the thoughts and prayers of many others.
As you travel this path, wherever it leads you, know you are not alone.
Carly
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When a beacon of light steps out into the world to make a path there will be a light for you to follow.
You are that beacon and I know with all your kindness and light you can do this.
Geneal, you can do this and if at anytime it doesn't feel right to you don't hesitate for one second to retreat if you have to.
Sending you Strength & Peace on your new journey,
Gael
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Geneal
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I don't know what I did to be so blessed to have so many Angels on my side.
Thank you all from the bottom of my heart.
Will keep you posted.
Hugs,
Geneal
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bettyg
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geneal,
that's easy to answer ... YOU BEING YOU and so supportive and uplifting to all members!
you are our katrina BEACON and you have a forever light guaranateed for life!
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Hey Geneal,
I've been out of town for a week and just found my way to your post.
There's not a doubt in my mind that you can do it! BUT, as many others here are advising - start out slowly. Remember to give yourself "me" time, and don't forget to ask for help when you need it.
I'm thrilled that you're feeling well enough to even entertain the thought of going back to work - that's a good sign for sure!!
Best of luck to you!
Lauren
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Yeah---what Betty said " "
opinion of just me --just don--
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Geneal
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Awww you guys.
Make me blush.
I am going to try to start off slow, but may have to take
Whatever I can get right now.
I am feeling better.
However, this is a relative term for me.
As long as my command of the English language holds....I'm good.
Geneal
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