I've always known in the back of my mind that diabetes limited choices for me. I couldn't join certain branches of the military or take off to some remote island and live off the land, for example. Those ideas weren't things I really wanted to do anyway, thus I didn't feel too badly that my diabete...
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Never trust a single lab test
Posted 10/22 Comments (3)
Anytime I'm at a big diabetes meeting where there are...
I had to leave a job in infection control in one city to move to another city to work for a health department that offered me health insurance. Now I am missing my friends and my other job, but I dare not move back with out getting a job with a company that offers secure health benefits. Trying to get insurance on my own is not going to happen, I was rejected 3 times. Even my career choice, if I decide to go into the medical field, I would have to work for a hospital and not private practice, because that is the only way I would get insurance. Its absolutely ridiculous and depressing!