[Ohio-talk] I thought this message was positive

[Cheryl Fields]

Hello Sharon, Welcome to the federation family! Looking forward to
meeting you soon.
Oh btw, you do not talk too much, we all do that, lol!


On 4/9/17, Richard Payne via Ohio-Talk <ohio-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> It was great getting to come today to the meeting. Unfortunate that we had
> to wait until 4 ish for pickup but better than I could have done with CATS
> of Greene County. I am going to review all the information on NFB.org and
> see what all is going on that I could volunteer to do. I am capable, I am
> intelligent, I have some abilities even though not the same ones many
> people
> have....This is how I am trying to re-frame my feelings of uselessnes etc.
> I
> have been doing volunteer work for a hospice where they drop off the work
> to
> me. At the meeting today, I decided it is the right time to become more
> involved with NFB. I sent the membership check to Tim so I should soon be a
> member again.  I will need one more surgery when I save up enough to do it
> (insurance covers none of it) but until I go out of state for that one i am
> available and will work hard on the transportation issue. I thought about
> trying to go back to work when all my surgeries are successful but I may be
> able to be of more use without a full time job.
>
>
>
> My son is great when he is available for transportation. He works second
> shift in Huber Heights Tuesday thru Saturday.  I am not so good at
> communicating verbally but I can write my thoughts and feelings. The
> hearing
> thing combined with vision makes me afraid I will talk over people or not
> hear them well enough. I am interested in the activity in Columbus where
> thus far you have limited volunteers. Tell me what I can do to help. I am
> gonna try for transport next month to the Spaghetti dinner.
>
>
>
> Sorry, I talk way too much.......I am interested in advocating for more
> services for us as a group. As a social worker, it is what I have done for
> years.  I have been busy writing letters to Congress and Senators
> requesting
> assistance for surgical coverage for the millions of women who suffer from
> Lipedema without benefit of assistance from most insurance companies.
>
>
>
> Sharon Dodds
>
>
>
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Wishing You All the Best,

Cheryl E. Fields


A man has made at least a start on discovering the meaning of human
life when he plants shade trees under which he knows full well he will
never sit.
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