mark dude, i wonder if i might ask a favor of you. you wrote a while back that if i needed any letters of recomendation, you'd be willing to write one. looking at my profesional portfolio, the one area i am very deficient in just happens to be that area. would you still be willing to write one out for me?
Re: Letter of ref.zodacDecember 31 2006, 04:40:11 UTC
thanks man. no big rush. snail mail is fine :) well, i'd basically like it just in case it would come in hand as right now i have no letters of rec :( next semester i'm hoping to work wags on the weekend, but to maybe hunt down either an internship or hospital work during the week. so, the letter may come of service towards one of those two ends.
I felt/still feel this way after finding out NOTHING was wrong with me (After the battery of blood tests to determine why I was having recurrent miscarriages)...I thought, at least if I HAD something (no matter how obscure) that it was treatable and I'd be able to have more kids!
I hope you can figure a way to find a healthy balance in your life and feel better again--sorry you don't have hypothyroidism! :)
A few years ago I was CERTAIN I was hypoglycemic, but when I got blood tests done twice, they came back normal both times. It was really frustrating because then I felt like maybe I was making it up. I've been operating under the assumption that I do have blood sugar issues no matter what the tests say, because my physcial symptoms are so strong.
And actually, I'm planning to get tested for hypothyroid. Over Christmas, I was talking to my mom and grandma about my fatigue, food-related mood swings and all of that other stuff, and my grandma basically chided me for not having my thyroid checked out sooner, because she and her siblings all have hypothyroid, which no one had ever told me.
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For what type of job is this?
Any special requests for the content of the letter?
When should I have it ready?
Should I snail mail or e-mail it?
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I felt/still feel this way after finding out NOTHING was wrong with me (After the battery of blood tests to determine why I was having recurrent miscarriages)...I thought, at least if I HAD something (no matter how obscure) that it was treatable and I'd be able to have more kids!
I hope you can figure a way to find a healthy balance in your life and feel better again--sorry you don't have hypothyroidism! :)
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I'm really feeling alright, I just always hoped I'd get a boost from treating a hidden disease. You know, I could be enhanced or something. Oh well.
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A few years ago I was CERTAIN I was hypoglycemic, but when I got blood tests done twice, they came back normal both times. It was really frustrating because then I felt like maybe I was making it up. I've been operating under the assumption that I do have blood sugar issues no matter what the tests say, because my physcial symptoms are so strong.
And actually, I'm planning to get tested for hypothyroid. Over Christmas, I was talking to my mom and grandma about my fatigue, food-related mood swings and all of that other stuff, and my grandma basically chided me for not having my thyroid checked out sooner, because she and her siblings all have hypothyroid, which no one had ever told me.
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