>Anyone got
>any advice for a 40 something female whose whole life since the age of 17
>has been attached to a keyboard of some kind. I have also just had to give
>up my course in Kinesiology which I was hoping to go on and make a new
>career out of due to RSI.

I've occasionally toyed with the idea of homeopathy - but how to fund the
training if you're not working? And how to be able to study (more
writing/keyboarding) if you are??

Pam
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Pam Lunn
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and

Woodbrooke College, 1046 Bristol Road, Selly Oak, Birmingham B29 6LJ
email: [email protected]
fax: 0121 472 5173

This message may have been typed, but on a bad RSI day it will have been
created with voice-recognition software: please ignore any dictation
errors I failed to notice.
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