I Apologise for my Absence
Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2010 12:19 am
Hi, Yall,
lately. I have been remiss in my position as moderator. The reasons for this are many. First, and foremost, even in this economy, I have found work as a writer, after roughly six yeears of being so unstable in my vision and other health matters, that I could not work. Lately, I have found work as a freelance writer, eventually gaining a byline at http://www.worldnewsheardnow.com. Just today, I gained another contract at codenamemom.com, as a blogger/ contributor. The site is still being built. I have also sold a children's story to an interactive website called FamilyClick.com, and in about 18 mos, it will be available on Amazon as an E-book, or in paper and ink form.
My vision was so unstable for roughly six years, that I could not possibly have worked at anything. Now I am stable. I am also productive, and if I work hard enough, I will get off Disability. That is my goal. We all need goals, and we all need to work toward them. Getting your vision and your disease under control is number one. Once you do that, the sky really is the limit. Don't let your OID define you. You should define and name it, then treat it properly. After this, you can chase any dream, accomplish any goal. Trust me. I know from esperience, folks.
Keep your heads up!
Mary
lately. I have been remiss in my position as moderator. The reasons for this are many. First, and foremost, even in this economy, I have found work as a writer, after roughly six yeears of being so unstable in my vision and other health matters, that I could not work. Lately, I have found work as a freelance writer, eventually gaining a byline at http://www.worldnewsheardnow.com. Just today, I gained another contract at codenamemom.com, as a blogger/ contributor. The site is still being built. I have also sold a children's story to an interactive website called FamilyClick.com, and in about 18 mos, it will be available on Amazon as an E-book, or in paper and ink form.
My vision was so unstable for roughly six years, that I could not possibly have worked at anything. Now I am stable. I am also productive, and if I work hard enough, I will get off Disability. That is my goal. We all need goals, and we all need to work toward them. Getting your vision and your disease under control is number one. Once you do that, the sky really is the limit. Don't let your OID define you. You should define and name it, then treat it properly. After this, you can chase any dream, accomplish any goal. Trust me. I know from esperience, folks.
Keep your heads up!
Mary