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“I don’t like to say I quit. I escaped,” Forkner said of her December retirement after a 30-year nursing career. While she puts the odds of returning to a chaotic hospital setting at “very, very slim,” a clinic or a pharmacy might do. https://t.co/ZAnzr3v6pg https://t.co/UFz2tTuAVu — PolitiTweet.org

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Kodaq, a teacher turned radio host in Atlanta, wants people to know quitting will not make your work life easier. The entrepreneurial grind is challenging, but he feels more fulfilled. “It’s not the easier route, but it’s the better route,” he said. https://t.co/ZAnzr3MHgO https://t.co/fyT9ZLqttg — PolitiTweet.org

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Arucan’s financial situation has changed dramatically since landing a job as a software engineer. She said she doesn’t have to worry about affording everyday expenses and she is now able to help her parents, who immigrated to Hawaii from the Philippines. https://t.co/ZAnzr3MHgO https://t.co/scMgDbZvQJ — PolitiTweet.org

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