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Old 03-11-2012, 02:36 PM
Sheri_TOS Sheri_TOS is offline
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My suggestion is to talk with an experienced physical therapist and nutritionist. I think PT would be hard on the hands and arms. There are career paths in all fields that we may not realize. For instance, you can go on to manage a physical therapist office so your patient hours are limited but the flip side is the amount of desk work increases with being a manager.

If you live near a physical therapy program and/or a nutrition program, try to make contact with an instructor. They're experienced in the field and have chosen to become instructors.
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