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Old 01-06-2016, 05:11 AM #1
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Ramdas,

I understand your dilemma. The problem with working in pain is that you can only do it for so long until you start screaming and your body will force you to stop. I would have loved to continue working if my pain would have been mild, but the more I use my hands/arms, the more pain I get.

So in the end we can't will our body to do something it can't do.

Nelly
Thanks Nellyzen/Jomar

I am thinking to do it for 7-8 months and then will join teaching job

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