Calvin Said:

At 34 yrs age what career options are there?

We Answered:

As you were in M.R. profile, so you can opt the career of medical consultant of KPO sector. But your domain knowledge should be strong to crack the interview. It is a really good career now a days with high package. So best of luck

Jeremy Said:

Can age limit your career opourtunities?

We Answered:

Wow. Do you have a phone and the internet? If so, I have two work at home careers. I am not sure if I can get you into one of them, for I would need to know what your charges are.

But, I own a company that I can have you work for. It can all be done right from your home and pays really well. Email me if you would like more information..kathyreilly66@yahoo.com

Virginia Said:

Is Lloyd Agency International Full Service (All Ages) 11801 PRESTWICK RD., STE. B POTOMAC legit or scam?

We Answered:

I don't know, but search them on the internet and look for Legit reviews on their Company.

If they ask you for money, then it's most likely a scam.

They should be paying you to model, and take like 20% of your profits.

There's a female on Youtube that goes by the name "MeekaKitty" she has several videos on being a mode. She used to be one, and tells you what's a scam and what's not, etc.

Good Luck.

Marjorie Said:

ACL reconstruction at age 13, major back problems age 26, doctor doubts long term problems from knee surgery?

We Answered:

The ACL reconstruction likely had nothing to do with your current problems. Thousands of ACL reconstructions are done yearly on teens without any long term consequences of the spine. A 1/2 inch leg length discrepancy is perfectly normal and is not associated with any increase incidence of back pain. I'd also question your pelvis being crooked, this too, is something that has been shown to be able to be reliable assessed, and pelvic obliquities occur in about 50% of the population without any ill effects. Unless you are a 20 year old female who has just had a baby, or that you've fallen on your pelvic, the chances of your pelvis being involved in your current pain are slim to known.

What is does sound like is that you have a sensitive nervous system. In other words, you pain alert system is easily triggered. Pain is a very complex phenomenon that does not always mean "damage", rather its a complex interaction between your nerves, spinal cord, and brain with neurotrasmitters, hormones and peptite complexes. The fact that your foot is swelling is a sign of this...complex region pain syndrome. However, it is likely that the nerve root compression is a cause. Just be aware that we see these things on many MRIs, and it doesn't always correlate with one's pain...sometimes its an incidental finding. I do think the pain management specialist is a good idea. If you want some more information about what happens during chronic pain, I'd suggest a book by G. Lorrimer Mosely called "Painful Yarns." It's an imperative read for anyone with chronic pain.

Veronica Said:

At the young age of 54 post retirement i am looking for a second career.WHAT WILL BE THE FORMULA ?

We Answered:

I'll be looking forward to retirement at 55 in 4 years from now. That's why I'm looking and preparing for it now. I have an idea what I want to do so I'll be taking Night school classes and reading books along the lines of becoming a web designer or webmaster. I'm tired of getting my hands dirty and having bosses look over my shoulder.

Darryl Said:

Joining the military as a career at age 29? (With a master's degree)?

We Answered:

When you join and before you are sent to boot camp, you will have to be cleared by MEPS, who will determine if your plate in your ankle is acceptable or not.

As for careers, I know the AF invests a lot of time and money in training. Many certifications and degrees are easily attainable from the AF.

The toughest part for you at 29 would be answering "yes sir" to a young 21 year old, know-it-all sergeant.