Karen Sours:  

and I were living on the couch of a good friend. I remember that the head of the respiratory department wondered whether I would be able to get the grades I needed or learn what I needed to pass the boards, because I kept falling asleep in class. I recorded the class, so I could review what he said while I was working 3rd shift as a waitress at Denny's in Addison. I not only passed the program, I passed with hight honors! Workplace I had so many jobs it's not funny. I did the burger thing a couple of times, and worked in a warehouse. The longest job I had was at Vogel Peterson where I started as a sewer, then became an assembler when there was not enough sewing to keep me busy. I ended up ther in the office as a marketing clerk. From there, I went to school and became a respiratory therapist. I enjoyed that for a while, working first at Gottlieb, then I moved to Florida where I worked in home care for a while before going back into a hospital setting. When I left Florida, I never bothered to keep my respiratory license current, so I took a job in a bridal shop, then as a school bus driver so I could save child care money by keeping my children with me on the bus. Now, I stay at home and help my husband run our own business. We are in a very good business that generates a good residual income. We enjoy it very much, and would love to share this business opportunity with anyone who is interested in a business that can generate that kind of an income. If you are interested, contact me and I will be happy to discuss it with you to see if you would be a good fit in our group. Our group has just become an international group, and growing exponentially.