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 Post subject: Any teachers out there
PostPosted: Mon Aug 22, 2011 11:35 am 
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Hi!

I noticed in the uk a lot of teachers diagnosed with ms, my conclusion is being a teacher is very stressful.

Stress was a massive factor which led I believe to my diagnosis.

I dont know if teaching is stressful where you are but it would be interesting to know if it is. how many are members of this forum.

Just a yes would do.

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I am a teacher and I have MS. I don't know whether stress was related to my condition, but I know that teaching is a very stressful occupation. It can be very rewarding, but it is always very stressful.


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Hi!


I had two teens living in my house, the thought of a class full, terrifies me.

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In addition to the stress teachers are exposed to lots of viruses and bacteria in heated and often poorly ventilated classrooms.


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Ade,

That is a good point that is. Especially Epstein Barr virus. By the way you dont happen to suffer from fatigue.

Just trying to dispel a theory of mine yeah!

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Teachers in their first few years tend to be often sick as they are exposed to many bugs. Then teachers seem to develop a really good immunity. Kids sneeze and cough openly and generally share their bugs around. Generous of them!!!! Perhaps this leads to MS somehow - who knows??


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