Raining_again Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 Isnt there a learn as you work program? Like an apprenticeship sort of thing? Absolutely not, you have to study to be a doctor, then go onto specialist training, and even then there are very few jobs, and a lot of highly trained specialists already in the field. Someone like me with a big medical history wouldn't even be considered. Sometimes I'm lucky to get a minimum wage job
Kirkatronics Posted September 6, 2008 Author Posted September 6, 2008 Absolutely not, you have to study to be a doctor, then go onto specialist training, and even then there are very few jobs, and a lot of highly trained specialists already in the field. Someone like me with a big medical history wouldn't even be considered. Sometimes I'm lucky to get a minimum wage job Its not fair really =[ Cant you get get an administration job or something?
Raining_again Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 Its not fair really =[Cant you get get an administration job or something? I do have a job, or else I wouldn't be able to have the credit cards I discussed Luckily I got this job before my diagnosis, so they can't sack me for it, hurrah!
Kirkatronics Posted September 6, 2008 Author Posted September 6, 2008 I do have a job, or else I wouldn't be able to have the credit cards I discussed Luckily I got this job before my diagnosis, so they can't sack me for it, hurrah! What do you do? Surely they cant discriminate for a health problem, unless it hinders your performance.
Raining_again Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 What do you do?Surely they cant discriminate for a health problem, unless it hinders your performance. I imagine it probably does... As you could all imagine, having arthritis means you can't do manual labour type jobs at all. And I suffer from fatigue A LOT. That's a really big part of arthritis that people don't commonly know about. Hell, I didn't til I spoke to my rhemy recently.
Bren Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 I imagine it probably does... As you could all imagine, having arthritis means you can't do manual labour type jobs at all. And I suffer from fatigue A LOT. That's a really big part of arthritis that people don't commonly know about. Hell, I didn't til I spoke to my rhemy recently. Just a question out of the blue.. but do you smoke weed to ease it and does it really work as well as people say it does?
Kirkatronics Posted September 6, 2008 Author Posted September 6, 2008 I imagine it probably does... As you could all imagine, having arthritis means you can't do manual labour type jobs at all. And I suffer from fatigue A LOT. That's a really big part of arthritis that people don't commonly know about. Hell, I didn't til I spoke to my rhemy recently. Ouch, if you can't work shouldn't you get some sort of benefit to help you?
Raining_again Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 Just a question out of the blue.. but do you smoke weed to ease it and does it really work as well as people say it does? No I haven't tried, I've been suggested to tho. If I ever do i'll report my findings Isn't it proven to help with the lieks of MS and that sort of disease? Ouch, if you can't work shouldn't you get some sort of benefit to help you? I can (and do) work, just limited to what I can do. It kinda makes me sad that I do sometimes struggle working full time, when there are a lot of people claiming undeserved benefits. But doesn't mean I'd lower myself to their standards
Kirkatronics Posted September 6, 2008 Author Posted September 6, 2008 No I haven't tried, I've been suggested to tho. If I ever do i'll report my findings Isn't it proven to help with the lieks of MS and that sort of disease? I can (and do) work, just limited to what I can do. It kinda makes me sad that I do sometimes struggle working full time, when there are a lot of people claiming undeserved benefits. But doesn't mean I'd lower myself to their standards If i was you id try the weed thing for a week or so, see if it helps.
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