What was your setting? Why did you leave? I'm school-based. Considering leaving - kids are fun but admin sucks and schools are getting more and more chaotic. I'd keep my license to pick up prn hours if needed.
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I have a friend with CP who's an OT. I think OT was so helpful to her as a kid that she was kind of enamored with it. Now, 5-10 years into working, she's finding that the clinic is too physical for her. She'd like to get into accessibility work. How did you make the transition?
About 20 miles north of NYC there are cheap hotels, hilly county roads through small towns, nice hikes (paved or natural), bookstores, distilleries, old cemeteries, etc.
South Padre Island in Texas. During tourist season it's packed, but much of the year you can have the beach mostly to yourself.
Getting older is great! You've been around long enough to see how some things change while others stay the same. You start to care more about some things and less about the rest. Every year is my favorite age! Except for the year i lost my mom- that was worst thing about aging.
I just saw on your previous post that you're in Saudi and this is your first romantic relationship. Would you like to share a bit about the process - How well do you know your new husband? Is there attraction/interest/like or love? How much contact do you have with your family? Do you have friends who are married that you can talk to?
I think my kids felt weird when they went to college- not home, not their bed, strangers for roommates. But that was a temporary and they came home pretty regularly in the beginning.
What was your setting? Why did you leave? I'm school-based. Considering leaving - kids are fun but admin sucks and schools are getting more and more chaotic. I'd keep my license to pick up prn hours if needed.
ETA- I have a friend with CP who's an OT. I think OT was so helpful to her as a kid that she was kind of enamored with it. Now, 5-10 years into working, she's finding that the clinic is too physical for her. She'd like to get into accessibility work. How did you make the transition?