What is the Occupation of Forum Members?

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cindyandco

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I wrote a post a few weeks ago asking about the age of you folks reading this forum.I learned that there is certainly no correlation between twitching and age....we are all over the charts on that one. Anywhere from younger, to older :) If you would indulge me a little, I would like to know what you occupation you guys are.Just trying to see if there is any link here. Thanks a lot for your response.Cindy
 
Man of leisure after 30 years spent in engineering. I doubt there is any common denominator as far as this disorder goes in regards to occupation. One study involving 60 patients with generalised PNH(Neuromyotonia or BCFS) found the average age to be mid forties for men and slightly younger for women. Furthermore it affected twice as many men as women, (although women will say they have it twice as bad,...before you lynch me I'm just kidding). I don't know if further studies have supported these findings Not sure if any of this helps you.
 
Age 23- when BFS started; occupation: Claims Adjustersince then:Part owner of company/mostly did the accounting (12 years)Financial Specialist for a government entity (10 years)
 
HELLO,28, CNA to Hospice Nurse...stopped when I became pregnant!!! At the time of twitches when they started I had JUST started working w/ ALZHEIMERS patients and taken on my first terminal cancer patient. The twitches disappeared over the summer until I became pregnant. :(
 
Dee Dee:Have you asked your ob if higher estrogen levels are aggravating your twitches. I read somewhere they could during pregnancy.Cindy
 
Hey-Im almost 26 (March 7th)I am a Revenue Analyst for Verizon Wireless (stress x 10) woo hoo!Twitches started when I was about 24 to the degree where I went to my doctor..now they are all over but constant in my left foot. Before I get sick (viral) I have EXTREME twitching like about a week ago...now I am so sick I can barely speak! Hopefully as I get better the twitches will calm down but I am doing good with my anxiety. Sean
 
I'm a lawyer, but I work part time (3 days/week) since the birth of my daughter. I'd say most of the stress in my life (aside from being a health axiety nut) comes from not getting an uninterrupted night sleep since she was born 10 months ago. :)
 
Irratic sleep patterns are about as stessful as anything else. I remember those days. Husband and I went 4 years without a full nights sleep. Hopefully your little one will level off soon and you can get the rest you need.Cindy
 

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