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  • #31
    Re: Employment

    Originally posted by Manny1983 View Post
    But for real though I've been fuckin my girl so much that A. she can't walk rite and B. I'm having trouble nutting cuz I'm all outta soldiers lol
    I know the feeling. Luckily my wife has been in the mood too. But damn, I think my dick is getting dry heaves! Lol.

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    • #32
      Re: Employment

      Originally posted by Bruiser View Post
      Let me ask you. Did you lift/train before your child was diagnosed or did you start after? Give always been amazed at the number of people in the iron game who have special needs kids or work with them. I can think of 15-20 guys I know (personally or on forums) who have a special need child, volunteer for organizations (like Autism speaks, Special Olymipcs, Hope Kids, etc) or work with them in the schools. I always wondered if seeing these kids' struggles is what drives these guys to train, or the drive it takes to train like we do, mirrors the emotions and patience it takes to work with SN kids so that's what they choose. Maybe I'll start a thread about it.
      I started working out for me and my boy. He will probably never walk, so it wasn't till about 3 years ago when i was 39 and still smoking cigarettes and just being generally unhealthy, that i decided I am not getting any younger and he was getting heavy to pick up off the floor. So i decided if he can't walk, I am going to have to get strong, cause I need to be able to basically lift a man my size way down the road. I knew i had to get my shit together. I don't want to have to send my boy off somewhere when he is older cause i'm a weakass and can't care for him. Patience is definitely something my boy has taught me for sure. My son cannot talk either and never will, so when he is sick and crying and can't tell you what hurts, patience becomes a whole new world. LOL. My son has changed everything about me....
      Last edited by Ecto; 08-10-2012, 03:55 PM.

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      • #33
        Re: Employment

        Originally posted by Ecto View Post
        I started working out for me and my boy. He will probably never walk, so it wasn't till about 3 years ago when i was 39 and still smoking cigarettes and just being generally unhealthy, that i decided I am not getting any younger and he was getting heavy to pick up off the floor. So i decided if he can't walk, I am going to have to get strong, cause I need to be able to basically lift a man my size way down the road. I knew i had to get my shit together. I don't want to have to send my boy off somewhere when he is older cause i'm a weakass and can't care for him. Patience is definitely something my boy has taught me for sure. My son cannot talk either and never will, so when he is sick and crying and can't tell you what hurts, patience becomes a whole new world. LOL. My son has changed everything about me....
        Good stuff my man. Reading this post actually lifted my spirits this afternoon.

        Wish you and your family the best bro.
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        • #34
          Re: Employment

          Originally posted by Ecto View Post
          I started working out for me and my boy. He will probably never walk, so it wasn't till about 3 years ago when i was 39 and still smoking cigarettes and just being generally unhealthy, that i decided I am not getting any younger and he was getting heavy to pick up off the floor. So i decided if he can't walk, I am going to have to get strong, cause I need to be able to basically lift a man my size way down the road. I knew i had to get my shit together. I don't want to have to send my boy off somewhere when he is older cause i'm a weakass and can't care for him. Patience is definitely something my boy has taught me for sure. My son cannot talk either and never will, so when he is sick and crying and can't tell you what hurts, patience becomes a whole new world. LOL. My son has changed everything about me....
          Wow ecto that was very touching.

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          • #35
            Originally posted by Ecto View Post
            I started working out for me and my boy. He will probably never walk, so it wasn't till about 3 years ago when i was 39 and still smoking cigarettes and just being generally unhealthy, that i decided I am not getting any younger and he was getting heavy to pick up off the floor. So i decided if he can't walk, I am going to have to get strong, cause I need to be able to basically lift a man my size way down the road. I knew i had to get my shit together. I don't want to have to send my boy off somewhere when he is older cause i'm a weakass and can't care for him. Patience is definitely something my boy has taught me for sure. My son cannot talk either and never will, so when he is sick and crying and can't tell you what hurts, patience becomes a whole new world. LOL. My son has changed everything about me....
            You're a good man. Not enough good fathers out there.
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            • #36
              Re: Employment

              I own an auto glass business.

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              • #37
                Re: Employment

                I'm a steel mill worker.

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                • #38
                  Re: Employment

                  Lead engineer/project manager in the additive manufacturing industry.

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                  • #39
                    Re: Employment

                    Lots of blue collar workers in here! nice,... i am part of that club also, i drive trucks for the city i live in!


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                    • #40
                      Re: Employment

                      Originally posted by chrisotpherm View Post
                      Army Drill Sergeant!!!!!
                      geeez, now i know why you are tuff as nails!


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                      • #41
                        Re: Employment

                        Originally posted by ordawg1 View Post
                        I escort wealthy females and run a stud service -OD
                        lol..living the good life, like always bro!


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                        • #42
                          Re: Employment

                          Originally posted by Bruiser View Post
                          I've got the best job in the world! I'm a stay at home dad with a son who was blessed with Autism. My little miracle.
                          god bless, you friend!


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                          • #43
                            Re: Employment

                            Originally posted by Ecto View Post
                            I started working out for me and my boy. He will probably never walk, so it wasn't till about 3 years ago when i was 39 and still smoking cigarettes and just being generally unhealthy, that i decided I am not getting any younger and he was getting heavy to pick up off the floor. So i decided if he can't walk, I am going to have to get strong, cause I need to be able to basically lift a man my size way down the road. I knew i had to get my shit together. I don't want to have to send my boy off somewhere when he is older cause i'm a weakass and can't care for him. Patience is definitely something my boy has taught me for sure. My son cannot talk either and never will, so when he is sick and crying and can't tell you what hurts, patience becomes a whole new world. LOL. My son has changed everything about me....
                            Good bless you as well brother.You are a great father!


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                            • #44
                              Re: Employment

                              Originally posted by cane View Post
                              god bless, you friend!
                              Thanks. He said he wants to be the World's Strongest 6 Year Old, so he wants to start training with me!

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                              • #45
                                Re: Employment

                                Electronics technician in the oil and gas industry.

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