Any DFWs awake?

Nightowl

Hi Crystal,
Thought about a change of career, or are your injuries ruling out most things?

cathybird

maverick007 wrote:

That's true on the whole, which is why i work 60 hours a week:beer:

60!!!! that's a lot....

all night shift? the nurses I know get to swap round with day shift in a delightful manner that they all appreciate so much ...

crystal_clear

I sustained a very severe whiplash that has left my back slightly twisted.
I was/I am a community support worker. As Maverick would know its aquite demmanding area to work in.
I couldnt work in an office- No offence its just not my cup of tea
I couldnt do delivery type job- can be demmanding on my back
I couldnt do shop work again demmanding on my back.
I really am not sure what I could do but like to be out and about whilst working.
Open to any suggestions though

Crystal

cathybird

crystal_clear wrote:

I sustained a very severe whiplash that has left my back slightly twisted.

ouch!!! bl**dy h*ll. sounds painful. no suggestions from me at this time of night! brain gone. have to go to bed soon. sounds awful tho Crystal Clear!!! I'll try to think of something!! (probably won't have any suggestions you won't have thought of already tho!!)

cathybird

well in fact y'know the brain really has gone to sleep so I'm off to bed now ... night night all ... lots of love

cathybird

in other words night night maverick, night night crystal clear, night night night owl (!), look after yourselves .....

crystal_clear

Goodnight Cathybird

Catch ya again soon I am sure

Crystal

crystal_clear

I am also going to head off to bed. See if I can get to sleep. If not will be back soon enough.

Take care all. Catch ya both soon

Crystal

Nightowl

Goodnight!

maverick007

cathybird wrote:

60!!!! that's a lot....

all night shift? the nurses I know get to swap round with day shift in a delightful manner that they all appreciate so much ...

All night shifts 5 - 6 a week. Anyway sleep well and have a good weekend!:D
I'll say goodnight to everyone, got to get things ready for the morning crew.