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Welcome to you , and thanks for introducing yourself. I too,

have no genetic history of CMT in my family - diagnosed as a kid.

I understand your concerns about work. It is a concern of many with

CMT. I have 2 degrees in Art History, worked exhibits and curatorial

in Museums, then both in non-profit and for-profit fundraising,

became a Travel Agent, then owned 2 businesses, sold one, still part

owner in another, and now I am a writer, plus I am studying law in

order to assist disabled persons in the USA receive benefits. I

haven't changed jobs due to CMT however, just mainly due to boredom

and lack of challenge and variety.

You didn't mention where you are from - let me know, I may be able to

find either a support group for you or at least persons with CMT to

connect with near you.

Again, I'm pleased you found and know you will find us hopeful

and helpful.In our Files section, we have some information on Careers

for CMT persons. You might want to look this over to get some fresh

ideas) Just click on the File to open, maybe click twice, it opens

into Word Format

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