Janis Kracht -> Doug Connor wrote:
 JK> Hi Doug,

 >>> Are you still able to work even though you're now
"called disabled"?


 >> no my workplace put me out on a temp diability because I could not
 >> stand and run there big machines safely.


 >> maybe when and if the meds getstraightnd out ill try for a wheelchair
 >> job.
 >> do those exist?


 JK> Hey, don't forget computer-related jobs. Once you have the energy and
 JK> are feeling up to it, there are certainly jobs you can do.  These days a
 JK> lot of people work from their homes doing a number of different jobs on
 JK> their systems. Besides Ron and I who design/develop software, I know of
 JK> two radiologists in NYC who work from their home.

 JK> Or who knows.. you might decide to go back to school (again, you can do
 JK> it all online these days) to get a handle on some aspect of the computer
 JK> industry you'd never thought about.

 JK> :)

yea i'm still keeping in touch with the vocational rehab case workers. :)
I have taken several of there microsoft office tests (computer skills tests)

MS == microsoft
Maybe i just need to figure out how to reboot?:))


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