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Started by Bucky, February 02, 2012, 08:18:11 PM

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harrigan

Just wanted to say thankyou for this thread.  I teach English in a tough school under lots of pressure to improve quickly and with Ofsted able to return with no notice within the next 4 months.  Pressure and stress are huge at the moment but your kind words and inspiration give me courage.

Thankyou for starting this thread Bucky.  Can I also say how much I have valued the wisdom and insights of those health professionals on here too.  Irish, you're awesome and always make a situation sound like it has a solution or a way of dealing with it better.  xx Ailsa
Female, 54
Diagnosed with Sjogrens March 09; Rheumatoid Arthritis February 2010
Meds: abatacept, Methotrexate injections , Folic Acid, Amitriptyline, Ozepramole, Tramacet, Glandosane & Viscotears.

P.Trish

Kudos and thanks to all you teachers and nurses!  Teaching was my second career from age 36 - 51.  From age 18 - 35, I  was a 'working actor and singer' (made 'extra' money while raising 4 children). I decided to teach high school drama and English when my youngest child turned 12.  Thank goodness for my husband, who is a steady rock. I loved teaching and had a difficult time adjusting to retirement (which came early due to health issues). My type A personality doesn't want to go away and my mind is always at war with my body. I know all of you can relate, no  matter what 'type' you may be :)

It is so encouraging to read your posts. I have been inspired and reminded to appreciate each day, as well as continue to learn and 'do'!
female dx'd Jan 2012, English/Drama Teacher: retired, plaquenil 400mg, aspirin 80 mg, Lisinipril 20mg,  fish oil, multi vitamins, methyl pred  pack (every 2 months) evoxac, d-mannose, biotin, gluten free
. Stroke survivor  'Have a heart that never hardens and a touch that never hurts" (Dickens)