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Is this a major no-no? This may be way too personal for some but feel free to be as specific or vague as you like. Or just skip it. <P> I just enjoyed getting little glimpses of the people I'm going thru this with--and letting people get to know me--without posting in an organized profile. It seems I can't remember beans about anybody's history with the scattered way we've been posting our personal tidbits, anyway! <P>NoMas was very brave to say he was a minister! Somehow I can't forget THAT!!<BR>But it was gutsy to say the least.<P>I'm a registered nurse. Sorry, can't give out any medical advice without losing my license. And I just finished a VERY long 12hour shift--so I'll check this out later. <BR>Goodnite, all!<P>
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I'm a registered nurse also and work in orthopeadic office.
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I'm a Database Analyst. Computer technonerdy type.<P>------------------<BR><B><I>God Bless,<BR>Rob</I></B><BR> regilmor@swbell.net
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I am a Quality Living Assistance Manager. I am a manager in a house that 2 mentally retarded men live in. We help them do day to day tasks so they can live semi-independently.<BR>
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I'm in sales and management for a small radio station. Basically, I sell radio time, write commercials (great ones, design promotions and anything else that needs to be done around the office.
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Physical therapist. Notice a trend here of women in "helping" professions.<BR>lora
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Registered nurse. Really! ![[Linked Image from marriagebuilders.com]](http://www.marriagebuilders.com/forum/images/icons/grin.gif)
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mother and teacher...in that order...lol
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Engineer ... real lowlevel stuff, BIOS, Firmware, etc. Pretty dry for most but I love it.<P>Jo
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<P>Accountant - is that considered a "helping profession"? LOL!!<P>Maggie
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I'm a cabinetmaker. I work for a company making chairs right now(as a sample maker).
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This is soooo cool, you guys! Thanks for posting. When I went to bed I felt like I might have made a grave error in asking this question. You guys are the best!<P>I can't believe how "real" you all are!<P>Why are there so many damn nurses here?!<BR> <BR>Were we never supposed to get married or what?! I know in nursing school they wouldn't let us because it was too grueling and demanding a curriculum...does that go with the career as well--did we "neglect" our spouses? Put too much priority on caring for others? I know my H felt neglected. When I get home I'm pretty much burnt toast (I work 12 hours on an acute hospital floor). Changing my priorities a bit now. My marriage helps me have the strength and love I need to care for my patients. I need to nurture it. Just my blurb. Please party on, dudes!<P><BR>
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Law Enforcement.<p>[This message has been edited by F A (edited July 08, 2000).]
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Leilana,<BR>You have me thinking now... scarey.<P>Maybe there are so many of us here in medical professions because of the helping thing. We want to make everything better and are used to having some control so we are drawn to this type of working on our marriages.<P>What do you think?<BR>Lora
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I'm a mother (hence, momma! ![[Linked Image from marriagebuilders.com]](http://www.marriagebuilders.com/forum/images/icons/smile.gif) ). <P>I also work at a community college. I guess my "helping" is to students and faculty!
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<p>[ December 30, 2001: Message edited by: Xman ]</p>
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Human Resource Management - making sure people are happy, happy, happy.
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Social worker and social researcher. I was also told during my master's program to make sure that the spouse understood how hard I would have to work. Guess she didn't understand enough...
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OK, I'll get in on this. I work in the computer field. Troubleshooting and repair are my specialties, but I had to take a demotion of sorts for my current job. . .I provide phone based (1st level) technical support. In otherwords, If I can't fix it over the phone, I send someone out to fix the problem.<P>God Bless
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