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hi,
i am new to the group and am thrilled to be here. i am a teacher but am now permanently disabled with fibromyalgia and spinal stenosis. i am looking forward to getting to know each of you and discovering more about the light that shines in all of us!!!
with love and gentle hugs,
cathy |
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Hi, Cathy: Welcome to the group! I'm glad to meet you, especially since you are a teacher. Even though you aren't teaching now, you're still a teacher. I, too, am a former teacher, and I miss it very much. Nearly 30 years ago, after just 11 years of teaching third grade, I decided to move to Virginia (from Connecticut) to live near my sister. The problem was that I didn't apply for a new position to go to! I thought that I could find another teaching position easily, like when I got my first job. Boy, was I wrong!! The years flew by quickly, and I had to settle for substitute teaching. I became disabled with arthritis and obesity, so had to quit that. But, teaching is still in mmy blood. I hope you enjoy this group, and that we get to know you better! Love and peace, Janna |
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Hi, Cathy: I'm very sorry! You didn't say that you aren't a teacher now. That was very careless of me. Please forgive me. Love and peace, Janna |
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hi janna,
thank you for your warm welcome!!! i am so sorry to hear that you couldnt pursue your love of teaching on a permanent basis, but sub teaching has its own rewards!!!
i am looking forward to getting to know you.
love, cathy |
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oh janna,
i too am permanently disabled as you are. i havent taught for 11 years, due to classroom accident triggering fibro.
you are a sweetie
more love, cathy |
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I have no idea how you feel being born disabled, but it must be very daunting don't lose heart keep going and welcome to the group. Lee |
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