[sharona97]

Hey You,

Thank you. I see you live in the Philly area. Check out the PA Workforce Jobs and make an appt to see one of their counselors. I was medically discharged from my job (illegal), so I had collected unemployment, and that is how I found out about the MN Workforce office.

There usually are many locations throughout the state. Bring your disability papers in and any other documentation and see if they can help re-train you to enable you back into the job force.

I know every state is different, but --------It's Work The Try------ right?
Keep us posted and I wish you the bery best and good luck for your future.

[herecomestrouble]

Thanks Sharona,I'll check out the PA workforce jobs and see what happens

[caliotter3]

Sharona

So happy to hear of your good fortune. My disabled patients only have stories about what they can't do, or what they can't get, to help them lead better lives. It is so refreshing to hear that someone has a light at the end of their tunnel. Please remember to keep us posted so that we can take heart from your story and tell others not to give up hope. Thank you.

[sharona97]

That is my true message, hope,hope,hope! You never know, I just never quit (not saying others have, everyone disabled has their own situation), I refused to beleive I could not keep nursing. But honestly, I am scared to death that I won't be able to live up to my fast-paced style. I'm hoping to check out hospice nursing. I refuse to work for insurance, I'd get fired I'm sure if I had to deny a claim. Everyone has my prayers in this forum,like I have said, when one door closes another door opens. Thank you for your kind encouragment!