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Thu, 10 Jan 2002 22:52:50 -0600
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Friends,

Today I experienced something I don't really understand why it had to happen
especially from an individual who has had to experience changes before.  As
you know I work as a Remote Troubleshooter at the Prentke Romich Company,
and yesterday my supervisor received a promotion to work in the Research and
Development department so she is no longer the technical service supervisor,
which I'm truly happy for her because she has worked hard to get where she
is today.  I'm one of two Remote Troubleshooters who have disabilities and
we do a wonderful job for our company, but needless to say the other
disabled person wasn't comfortable with us receiving a new boss and thought
he wouldn't understand our disabilities like the other supervisor did.
Actually I have known our new supervisor for a number of years and he knows
what I can do, so I told him about the problem with the other Remote
Troubleshooter, and he got the feeling that I was worried too, but I'm not
I'm actually excited because I will get more hours doing what I love.  My
question, is it common for a disabled person to worry about change because
I'm actually excited, sure I will miss my old supervisor being my supervisor
but I know she is going to be always my friend and I know I'm going to still
work with her on somethings.

Thanks,
Anthony

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