Re: Re: can't read

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>a wrote:

>Since I started on the oxy, I plain and simple can't sit and read

>a book. I nod off within 10 minutes without fail.

a,

When I started the oxy pain meds. My doctor gave me another med to keep me

awake during the day. You may want to check with your doctor about this.

Carol

[Guest guest]

nne wrote:

> I understand your frustration, as I love books also.

nne,

I listen to book on tapes and I like them when I am driving. I get

them from Goodwill. I used to never go there but they get brand new

things from Targets Dilliards etc.

I have found some beautiful clothes that have tags. They even have the reading

glasses for 1.99. It gives me an uplift to go there.

I now know the girls at the register. They call me " The Kid lady "

because they can't say anything to kids when they are yelling and

taking things off shelf.

I went over and asked the kids " Wow, what do you have there, where does it go,

where does the other go,wow you are such a good organizer "

They employees say, please come to work here.

Well, I got placed on leave until they can medically certify me to work and I

know I am not going back.

I operated a Thrift Shop in the military and I think I would like it, I cannot

be under stress and I certainly apply when I can.

Try the books on Tape, Its not the same, but the ones that are humorous and

cause me to laugh are good. I know some of the half price book stores trade

out. I don't know about tapes. I had Joyce Meyer tapes and she makes me laugh

and feel better and I pass them on.

I used to read half a book a night and I do miss it. Hope you find a

replacement. Just some ideas.

Bennie