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I teach three sections of Government/Economics to a mixed bag of freshmen and lazy seniors who need one more credit. These classes tend to be problematic because of behavior problems (our school is about half inner city kids with what we could call "not much raisin'." ) I try to make it interesting, and I suppose that being able to say "when I was in Norway on maneuvers" is more credible than pointing to Norway on a map.Originally posted by Sherrie:
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Government...whew...you are a tough cookie, Major! Loved history all my life. But most of the teachers were not very good at teaching. Bet you were very interesting!
Ok...now you have my attention....What is a retired warrior?
Sherrie![]()
Carpol tunnel can be painful as your whole hands and wrist, and even parts of your arm are numb. like they went to sleep. For me I realized I was getting it, while working hand assembly in the factories up in Michigan. My hand by my thumb on down to my wrist was just inflamed with pain. then it went down farther past my wrist and up my arm. I had to do therapy and wear braces, let them shoot electric through my hands and arms, squeeze balls, soak so many minutes in hot water, so many in ice water. Nothing worked. I needed the surgery on both hands. I got in such a pickle with bills then from not being able to work...that when I finally settled on my claims...I took all the money to pay the bills and signed a waiver to not resue for the surgery. I am not in any pain anymore, but I do at times have problems with strength in my hands. Sometimes things just don't work fast enough, and there will be painful times.Sherrie, is Carpel Tunnel awfully painful? I don't think I'd be able to type as much as you if I had that. You're a blessing!