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how to live with medical restrictions?


Question Posted Sunday February 22 2004, 4:17 pm

my mayor concern is that i always have been working with my hands. my injury was my right shoulder and i don`t have good education or skills to start on. but can you give me some examples of what other people is doing for living

on the moment iam studing inglish but my family needs me. to support them. thenk you for your preview answer.


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DruidX answered Sunday February 22 2004, 4:46 pm:
AsI said previously I would try minor office work, or offer yourself as an apprentice for somthing. I'm afraid I don't know what oppertuinites there are outside the UK.

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