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Old 06-11-2012, 09:39 PM #1
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Default What job will be good for a career after a PCS and brain injury

I have PCS and a brain injury after I recover somewhat next year does anyone have any ideas what kind of career to choose. I have my grade 12 worked in construction for 6 years and did 5 years of security. I know I can't work in construction again or secuirty ( had 6-7 cocussions in my life ) I'm 29 years old married male with 5 kids one on the way. Any suggestions on a career I can work with a brain injury and provide for my family same time?

I want to work towards a goal my wife is 27 she wants to go back to school next year for university so I have to work once I feel better but I k ow I'll have brain injury symptoms for life. Just need advice one what kind of job I should pick not one that is shift work or travel or long hours or stressful.
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