Janice,
 
I can tell yo someting about Booy Jim, alias el bobberino...
He's one of the great caretakers that are online with us....
he came online sometime in late 90's........after a second
bout, his wife was diagnosed with MS...at that time he 
started giving her a weekly shot and she's had no recur-
rence!
He is retired postal employee from San Fransisco
who moved to Memphis upon retirement to be near
his wife's family prior to her onset tm.
That's all I can remember.........but need to repeat 
what a great caretaker he is....along the lines of 
Sandy Parker.............
janh  Stillwater OK
 
 
 


--- On Mon, 6/8/09, Janice <[email protected]> wrote:






Bobby Jim,
I agree with Jude.   We know nothing about you and would like to if it won't 
make you uncomfortable.   Tell us about your
wife, your ages, how long with TM, email address, etc.  Again, only if you are 
comfortable with it.   We are inclusive, not
snoopy.        We just want to know who all is out there with TM and something 
about how they are handling it.    Janice
 

----- Original Message ----- 
From: bobby jim 
To: Janice ; transverse myelitis 
Sent: Saturday, June 06, 2009 7:38 PM
Subject: Re: [TMIC] Occupations


Me missus is a corporate paralegal.   Her illness has not stopped her one dot.
 
BobbyJim now in Elvisland.         

From: Janice          To: transverse myelitis          Sent: Friday, June 05, 
2009 11:22 AM          Subject: [TMIC] Occupations


Hi Guys!
 
I have been curious about something for a while and since things have kind of 
slowed down, want to ask you all what you did
before TM hit and if you were able to go back to it or if you are doing 
something new.                                                                  
 I am including even those who just read these emails and don't usually
respond.   I would like to hear from everybody and would think all of us would 
be interested.   I will start:
 
I was a school nurse's secretary/assistant in a large high school for 19 
years.   I absolutely loved it - everyday was different, as
you can imagine working with high schoolers!   Our school nurse was gone a lot 
to other schools we were responsible for, so
I was left alone quite a bit and handled many different situations.  I was well 
trained for this and it was great.
 
Janice  

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