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Sudden-onset myalgic encephalomyelitis is like having the rug pulled out from under you and then being rolled up inside it. What is your illness like for you?  Photo: Sarowen, Flickr Creative Commons Darla Nagel is an editor and writing tutor who has an invisible chronic illness. She wants to help other patients and enlighten health care professionals about our experiences. If you’d like to be alerted whenever she writes a new post, sign up by e-mailing darla.nagel@gmail.com.
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On behalf of a friend, I ask, “What jobs can someone do, outside the home, when she uses a wheelchair, has full but slow use of her hands, and can speak but not at length or to people who have difficulty understanding spoken language?” The candidate has a bachelor’s degree in neuroscience and master’s in English and is most interested in educating people and enhancing their health. She has transportation. My only suggestion is a teacher’s aide, but that is unlikely to be a paid position. What suggestions do you have for my friend? Thanks in advance. Darla Nagel is an editor and writing tutor who has an invisible chronic illness. She wants to help other patients and enlighten health care professionals about our experiences. If you’d like to be alerted whenever she writes a new post, sign up by e-mailing darla.nagel@gmail.com. |
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