Before my previous entry, I was an office worker. Had many interesting jobs. Worked at the airbase in Boise during WWII. And guess where I found many of my dates?
After the kids were all in school I started working part time, then full time in Long Beach Police Department (Intelligence Section), Santa Ana PD, then finally in Westminster PD. After my husband died, I decided on a career change, so enrolled in the Psychiatric Technician program, a two-year course. Megan, 15 at the time, was the only one left at home, so I turned over household duties to her so I could be a full-time student. I also had to work to supplement my income, so I got a lot of experience in nursing homes even before I was licensed.
At a later time, I'll describe some of the training.
Shalom,
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I admire that you could handle the mental part as many were harmless in a world only they knew some so scary. and others totaly restrained .
I plain could not cope with the daily things the caring staff delt with daily.
It take a special person and they could be injured in a heart beat.
{Red sails in the sunset, way out on the sea}
Oh, carry my loved one home safely to me
{She sailed at the dawning, all day I've been blue}
Red sails in the sunset, I'm trusting in you
Swift wings you must borrow
Make straight for the shore
We marry tomorrow
And she goes sailing no more...
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Alli
Love & Hugs
It's good to read of your career and backgrounds to your choices - what interesting things you did!
Shalom,
Jenny
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