Luke, No One can take better care of you like your own, period. But life is an adventure just waiting to gobble ya up if you don't have a plan A and a plan B. You will realize this if you so choose to relocate to a college campus. You should plan on visiting the campus first and discuss your worries with the Director of DisAbled Student Services. As a new student you will be given a list of potential student aides that may be pursuing a medical education and looking for hands on experience. Some states will pay $7-!0 dollars per hour X 5 hours per day @ 7 days per week on your daily requirements which include BP. After you join the campus you will have an opportunity to meet with the student population that uses these services and do interviews until you chose a person that you feel comfortable with. You will then become their employer... while you are attending school. You will have full authority to fire and hire another aide of your chosing. Remember too that you are probably not the first quad on campus and that you can request to meet with other quads before you transfer to the campus. The campus quads will guide you accordingly. Now, get ready for school and start your planning. You will have fun... while you are getting an education and learning things about yourself that you couldn't imagine you would do or learn. Best Wishes! W In a message dated 9/21/04 5:01:15 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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