What work could a Doctor of Pharmacy who is wheelchair bound due to MS accomplish from home on-line ?
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I can't say I know a ton about Pharmacy and the oppertunities available, but I do know quite a bit about MS as my mom has it as well.  She isn't wheelchair bound, but she is very reliant on a cane/walker.  She is able to accomplish many daily tasks.  I think she is actually more active now that she has been forced to retire (due to the MS) than when she was still working.  She occupies her time with new hobbies, such as painting, and sewing.  \n\nJust because you are wheelchair bound doesn't mean you can't make huge contributions.  You could mentor pharmacy students with a local college, or speak about MS and the effects it has on life to students in the health related field.  You could volunteer with your local MS chapter.  They will often come and pick you up.  You can set up a website dealing with MS or pharmacy related issues and information.  Maybe you could start your own ebay business.  You could write a book about your life and experiences in pharmacy and how MS has affected your goals and life as well as family.  There are endless possibilities.
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the drug absue problem I'd say forget about.  As far as other disabilities, I'd say make everything wheelchair accessable
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Richard Simmons has an exercise dvd specifically geared for those in wheelchairs.  You might find that helpful and you could probably find it on Amazon or ebay.\n\nRichard Simmons:  Sit Tight
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try to find a neuroagist that specilizes in ms or you can call 1800fightms , they can give you a list of docs in your area .
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According to EOE "Equal Opportunity Employment", yes you can.  Of course I wouldn't recommend certain disabilities w/ certain jobs.  For instance (AND I'm not being mean)...I don't think if you're in a wheelchair that they'll hire you as a waiter/waitress.
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Try the Lions Club in your area or The Department of the Blind.  The Knight's Templar also will help sometimes.  Also, the Workforce Development Force will sometimes help so the person can become employable again.  Many of the universities will help also.  \n\nI hope this helps.
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This site has devices for people who are wheelchairbound and drive.  Good luck.  Hope you find what youre looking for.\nhttp://www.discountramps.com/
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I don't know about pharmaceuticals, but my wife has MS and found a product called kallawalla at organichope.com. It's supposed to regulate the bodies immune system to keep it from attacking itself,she hasn't been on it too long but she's felt somewhat better.
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There are several jobs you can do from home.. Web Page Management, Medical Transcription, Medical Insurance Billing, Income Tax Preparation, multiple bookeeping/accounting opportunites, international brokering of products. Journalism for magazines. Writing of professional papers. Research and Data Management. You have to have good work ethics and committment to your career to make this work though, Nothing is as easy as it seems.
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Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Tax Preparation.\n\nYou seem to have a computer already, so this is a good start.  Some states have disability training help, perhaps would pay your tuition costs for learning at home via computer.  \n\nIn any case, check with your state.  Write a letter to the governor if you cannot find it on the internet.
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Here is a few options. Go back to being a travel agent, It don't take a degree in rocket science to run a computer. Have her take a few training classes usually offer thru local high schools as adult training seminars. She can also apply as a para professional at the local school system. Job usually involves working with students who need help w/ homework during school hours, handicapped students that need help & play ground supervision etc.... Many stores prefer to hire older more mature individuals because they are steady & prompt for work. Go to local job service & be tested they can also help to point her in a direction that she might think she can't do. Good Luck.
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Get a medical transcription degree and work at home
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you need to talk to your doctor, if he has documented you disabilities it's you doctors reports that persuades SSI your need for benefits.  By all means file, and put your doctors name as physician, as it was explained to me the Doctor's report is a deciding factor, SSI will send you to a doctor of their choice, for a second opinion,  As it was explained to me you are not expected to take a job of night clerk or anything.  If you are disabled where you cannot do the work you have been trained to do you are disabled.  I wasn't expecting to get disability, but my income had decreased due to working at a lower level, but could not continue and my income reflected the lower level, so got disability within a month.  Health insurance was a problem had to wait to get on medicare,
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If you're in the U.S., you might contact your local disabilities office.  You might find assistance from DHR or Social Services.  If they can't assist you, they will know who can & will!  Bless you & good luck!
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Yes. Speak to her physician or psychiatrist. You will need a letter of reference from him/her. You can apply for disability allowances.
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Look Up The (ADA) Americans With Disabilities Act, Then Do A Lil Research On Organizations That Help The Disabled
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i would contact the praxis.org and see what accomodations if any are made for those w/disabilites. if there aren't any, then i would suggest finding a tutor to work with.