My name is Doris. I have a husband. I have two sons in high school. I have a friend group, but I do not like any of them. I feel lonely. I attended college. I am able to walk. I have period pain.
My name is Mary. I work in a doctor's office. I am also a full time college student studying radiology. I have a scholarship. I don't have many friends.  I feel lonely.
How is college going? Were you able to adjust your hours at your job? I did switch some things around. It's more manageable now. The later classes kind of stink, but it's better all around. What did you major in when you attended college? I keep flipping back and forth about what I might want to do with my life.  I majored in education. I was pretty unsure about it back then. Don't put too much pressure on yourself, you'll know what you want when the time comes! Did you end up becoming a teacher? I figured that's one of the most rewarding jobs. I don't have the patience for that, which is why I decided to go into a medical field. That's right, I teach elementary school. It's rewarding, put you definitely need a lot of patience for it. Studying medicine must be tough, but I bet it's worth it in the long run. Radiology is a little easier than medicine in general. But I think it's going to be worth-while. I also feel like there's a lot I can do with a medical degree, it's versatile. Do your children have any college/future plans? My boys both want to be doctors. The older one is a senior, so he's busy with college applications right now. That's exciting. You must be proud.  Yes, my husband and I are excited to see what they'll accomplish. I hope when I get older and start a family, they will follow in my footsteps and choose a career that is service/people oriented.  I'm sure you'll be a great inspiration to them. My sons were inspired by their grandfather who was a doctor.