Re: Re: early onset?/Ruthie

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THANKS RUTHIE

i am not on the rig anymore due to the shoulder injury

can't lift any over 10 pounds. so i took a position in

teaching in 2000 but it is no longer the hey i don't

have to do 24 hour shifts and i get weekends off.

shoot teaching EMT is a harder job.lol

Diane

--- Ruthie Dyer wrote:

> Hi Diane,

> I worked on an ambulance too but as a volunteer

> first responder with two squads. I did it for only

> about three years. Really tough work sometimes but

> worth it when a life is saved. Much praise to you

> for being so very involved in emergency response.

>

> Ruthie

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