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Q: Urgent Advice Needed

asked by: mikeymike on November 18th, 2003

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I started a new job yesterday and I am concerned it is not safe to do.I am on medication daily and have had a couple of fits,is it safe to operate a furnace and move metal at temps of 800oc or should I not do this

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kitkatbar5000

replied on January 7th, 2004

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Jobs

Best advice that I can give you is if your going to stay at that job be super careful, and don't take your medicine with alcohol.Best of luck.

Alice in Wonderland

replied on February 9th, 2004

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Are your seizures well controlled enough at this point that you are able to drive? What is your doctor recommeding regarding your work situation?

A.I.W.L.

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