I finally found my username and password for this blog! Well, let me update you on my health:
I'm feeling GREAT! I'm probably the healthiest I've been in years. Or at least the strongest. I got out of health care (except for the volunteering I do at a free medical clinic) and took a job at the local airport. I work about 17 hours a week. I work the bag room, counter and gate and work on the little jets outside. It's fun (sometimes) but the real benefit is the free, (albeit standby, space available) airfare. I've been there a year now and flew to Dubai, Sweden and Spain since starting work. The company I work for is owned by Delta so that is the airline I fly on. Oh, I fly home to see my parents and they can fly up to see me. The kids and my husband can fly for free, too. Sometimes it works out great and other times we get bumped. Part of the adventure, I suppose.
So, I remember starting this job last year and having to lift 50 lb. bags and remember thinking "there was a time when I could not have done this job." I've come so far. My hair grew back fast so I decided to just let it grow. It's to my shoulders now. I sleep really well and don't get short of breath. I'm grateful for my health and don't take it for granted. Gosh, I'm so glad I'm able to blog on here again. I still have my other blog, too. But this one has always seemed a little special to me. :)
I'm feeling GREAT! I'm probably the healthiest I've been in years. Or at least the strongest. I got out of health care (except for the volunteering I do at a free medical clinic) and took a job at the local airport. I work about 17 hours a week. I work the bag room, counter and gate and work on the little jets outside. It's fun (sometimes) but the real benefit is the free, (albeit standby, space available) airfare. I've been there a year now and flew to Dubai, Sweden and Spain since starting work. The company I work for is owned by Delta so that is the airline I fly on. Oh, I fly home to see my parents and they can fly up to see me. The kids and my husband can fly for free, too. Sometimes it works out great and other times we get bumped. Part of the adventure, I suppose.
So, I remember starting this job last year and having to lift 50 lb. bags and remember thinking "there was a time when I could not have done this job." I've come so far. My hair grew back fast so I decided to just let it grow. It's to my shoulders now. I sleep really well and don't get short of breath. I'm grateful for my health and don't take it for granted. Gosh, I'm so glad I'm able to blog on here again. I still have my other blog, too. But this one has always seemed a little special to me. :)
2 comments:
Thank you for sharing your journey with others. So many face this disease and it takes folks like you raising awareness and reducing the stigma to get people aware.
Thank you,
The Caring Ambassadors Hepatitis C Program
www.hepcchallenge.org
Hi!
I saw your blog and though I would reach out to you. I hope this email finds you well.
I’m working with my client on behalf of Xcenda, part of AmerisourceBergen Consulting Services, who are an independent market research firm that works with pharmaceutical and biotech companies. Xcenda is currently looking for individuals who are interested in being on an informational panel for market research projects focused on Hepatitis C (HCV). These will not be medical studies but might include asking for your thoughts and opinions on medications, or asking for your suggestions on how to improve reading materials such as educational brochures.
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their database and then contact you whenever they have market research projects available. Participation is always completely voluntary, but you would be compensated each time you take part.
Finally, the Xcenda Hepatitis C (HCV) Market Research Panel works on an opt-in basis. Once we have gone through some questions to see if you qualify, it is your choice to enroll in this panel. Equally, if you ever decide you no longer wish to be a member of this panel, you can call or email Xcenda directly, and they will remove your information from their system.
Would this be something you might be interested in? If so, you and I can go through a few more questions over the phone to see if you qualify to join our panel.
Thank you so much for your time and I look forward to hearing from you!
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