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jaguar62"Here's a success story for you ,, there was this poor guy who all he ever did was work his butt off day in and day out, and would settle for no less than perfection which caused him to somewhat be an outcast among his peers.

But then people around him started to notice that failure wasn't an option and this guy could really get things moving in the direction they were supposed to go so when they had an issue they would hesitantly ask for assistance at first.

But as time went on more and more people started getting referred to him. Before you knew it he was recognized and he had a top executive job,Escalation Supervisor of the whole Eastern Coast of United States for a communications company was staying busy like he loved to do and helping people along the way and life was excellent, good salary and benefits ,loved going to work "everyday".

Then one day (it was a period of time ) it was over ...seemed like it disappeared in an instance (after being diagnosed with Parkinsons Disease at the age of 49) and it stayed that way forever it seemed and life was slowly deteriorating around him ..depressed , no motivation, no job, health issues getting progressively worse much faster than just Parkinson and then being told it has possibilities of being MSA (Multiple Systems Atrophy) well seeing as i wasn't working i started checking out sites online and just so happened on MDJunction and the Parkinsons Support Group and absolutely loved the forums and feed back from the GLs and found out it wasn't just poor me at all, it was lots of wonderful people who shared the same symptoms that i was and still am going thru every day but in a whole lot better more positive frame of mind . So after about a year of posting and reading the forums daily and meeting so many good people I knew i wanted to give back some of this well needed love that i had received , So I applied for a Group Leader Position and ...

I had a "new job" and its helping people as well as getting the necessary help I now require and I can do it 24 hrs a day if i want to ..HOW GOOD IS THAT .

THATS MY SUCCESS STORY/Testomonial
OH Yeah!I almost forgot the best part is the wonderful fellowship around the workplace,,

MDjunction has opened my eyes and offered me a new beginning to what was looking like a very dark end. thanks MDJ (and yes i do know where I would be without you.)
" (jaguar62)

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02/09/2012 03:56 PM
TennisP
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Good job. Also look forward to something tasty that is also good for you! For my afternoon snack every now and then I pop popcorn and then add some warm olive oil inthe microwave with a little sea salt over the popcorn...it's so good and good for you too!
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02/09/2012 03:57 PM  Top
TennisP
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It's plain popcorn in the hot air popcorn maker I should add... and then I warm the olive oil in a little dish in the micro... it's not microwave popcorn if that wasn't clear. =)
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02/09/2012 04:08 PM  Top
sassy2684
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That sounds yummy!! I just dont have a popcorn maker Sad
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02/09/2012 04:13 PM  Top
TennisP
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they're maybe $20ish it's a good snack...good fiber etc!
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02/09/2012 04:14 PM  Top
TennisP
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You can also make smoothies that are nutritious look up some recipes....even adding in vegetables and yogurt along with fruit = meal! I made one the other day to try it out with broccoli chooped up and with fruit added you barely taste the vegetable but its good for you
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A- And
R- Recover!
Favorite anxiety book: Mindfulness Through Anxiety and others have helped too like success stories. PM if you need more recommendations!

02/09/2012 04:26 PM  Top
TennisP
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F- Face
E- Everything
A- And
R- Recover!
Favorite anxiety book: Mindfulness Through Anxiety and others have helped too like success stories. PM if you need more recommendations!

02/12/2012 12:22 PM  Top
sassy2684
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Phil I have taken you advice and bought some Boost! The taste of the Vanilla is kinda of strong but I also got chocolate. I am hoping it helps with my appetite as well so that i can pick up some weight instead of constantly loosing Smile
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02/12/2012 02:56 PM  Top
janicepv
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You could mix a little of the vanilla with the chocolate so the vanilla taste wont be so strong, or there's no harm in mixing the vanilla with just plain milk to cut the strength. Milk is good for you too. Good job taking care of YOURSELF, my friend.
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