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post #256 of 298
1/14/10 at 12:04am
29 i feel old.. Work for gov contractor doing among many things: writing/designing/project managing gov contracts, marketing, security clearances, graphic/web design and enterprise system admin. Also industrial design freelance.
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post #257 of 298
1/14/10 at 12:42am
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57 yrs. old male......A union "Master Journeyman Millwright" for 35 yrs...yeah! go ahead Laugh, 5 yrs untill retirerment.... Also a FULL time AUDIOPHILE....
Why would I laugh? Won't you be getting pension from the union?
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post #258 of 298
1/14/10 at 12:47am
33, full time systems administrator, part time illustrator/designer and weekend audio tinkerer
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post #259 of 298
1/14/10 at 10:02am
37, vicar.
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post #260 of 298
1/14/10 at 11:53am
I'm a 40 year old corrections officer for the state of Michigan. I'm also working on a college degree and I DJ weddings and dances on the side.
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post #261 of 298
1/14/10 at 4:34pm
41 - Was Sales Manager / Technical Sales Engineer within the Fluid Power Industry (Hydraulics & Pneumatics)

Now disabled due to massive neuropathic damage & Systemic CRPS (Type II)

The condition used to be known as reflex sympathetic dystrophy, but the name was changed when more was discovered about the possible causes of CRPS. Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy, RSD, is now referred to as Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, CRPS.

CRPS is a progressive disease of the Autonomic Nervous System whose pain is characterized as constant, extremely intense, and out of proportion to the original injury. The pain is typically accompanied by swelling, skin changes, sensitivity, and can often be debilitating. It usually affects one or more of the four limbs but can occur in any part of the body.

CRPS is ranked as the most painful form of chronic pain that exists today by the McGill Pain Index.

Please check out the following link if you want to know more: American RSDHope
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post #262 of 298
1/14/10 at 4:38pm
28, Graduated Software Engineer, now working in Defense Systems
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post #263 of 298
1/14/10 at 11:31pm
21. University student.
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post #264 of 298
1/14/10 at 11:32pm
69 own my own Business wholesaler since 1982
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post #265 of 298
1/15/10 at 1:32am
20, military.
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post #266 of 298
1/15/10 at 4:29pm
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Originally Posted by maporter View Post
41 - Was Sales Manager / Technical Sales Engineer within the Fluid Power Industry (Hydraulics & Pneumatics)

Now disabled due to massive neuropathic damage & Systemic CRPS (Type II)

The condition used to be known as reflex sympathetic dystrophy, but the name was changed when more was discovered about the possible causes of CRPS. Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy, RSD, is now referred to as Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, CRPS.

CRPS is a progressive disease of the Autonomic Nervous System whose pain is characterized as constant, extremely intense, and out of proportion to the original injury. The pain is typically accompanied by swelling, skin changes, sensitivity, and can often be debilitating. It usually affects one or more of the four limbs but can occur in any part of the body.

CRPS is ranked as the most painful form of chronic pain that exists today by the McGill Pain Index.

Please check out the following link if you want to know more: American RSDHope
Ouch. I feel for you man. I hope you're not suffering too much.
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post #267 of 298
4/8/12 at 6:57am

51, Electronics, BSEE Penn State

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post #268 of 298
4/8/12 at 9:17am

< 30. Electrical engineer working on automation and control projects in oil and gas industry.

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post #269 of 298
4/8/12 at 12:26pm

23 grad student in chemistry

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post #270 of 298
4/9/12 at 7:22am

26 yo orthopaedic resident

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