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Re: O/T Any Teachers Out There or Retired Teachers?


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Posted by Billy NY on May 21, 2009 at 10:27:43 from (74.67.3.238):

In Reply to: Re: O/T Any Teachers Out There or Retired Teachers? posted by Paul in MN on May 20, 2009 at 20:40:32:

Paul, what kind of prolific symptoms did you have with Lyme, sounds like it advanced before you were able to have it diagnosed. Reason I ask is that I have been nailed by ticks a few times in the last few years, but never once got the red circle/bullseye, or symptoms. I was checked at least once but have heard it can be difficult to diagnose and I get aches/pains + fatigue at times, sitll makes you wonder, that and any effects on your heart, I know it can be bad if let go. I had always assumed with Lyme, you would know if you had it, with the aches/pains in the joints, fatigued, + the initial tell tale signs with the bullseye, going to get re-checked again, but good to hear from someone who has dealt with this.

PS - my mother taught phys-ed for 39 years at the same school, her mom was a school RN at another for about the same, not an easy job by any means, I think she thought it was rewarding, lot of good students remember her and ask how she is doing since retired, think the masters is a requirement now, but if a person is cut out for it, good career, though you have to enjoy it and be willing to sacrifice, she did great with a NYS tier 1 retirement.


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