kari
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Well I also wanted to say that I too can relate to the job thing. I started out on my own very young and work hard my whole life. I started at the bottom and worked my way up to finally get a higher corporate job (in Chicago)with more money. The best job I had ever had and had been waiting for that opportunity for a long time and worked hard to get it, to six months into the new job being stricken with Fibromyalgia. Even though I tried to continue, my illness got the best of me and interfered with the job. It was really disappointing. Luckily they were very understanding and I left on very good terms but I still left feeling really bad. I don't like struggling from month to month but I have found that moving away and living a simpler life made me realize the things that we really don't need and the things we take for granted. It made me step back and take a look at so many things and realize a lot that I wish I would have realized years ago. I just wish it wouldn't have taken me being stricken with fibro and the suffering that comes with it. Our environment has great affect on us, it can be controlling and change us etc.. May you find some peace and whats best for you. Focus on you and make the changes if you need to. |
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