Have you ever had that feeling that you don’t know what you want to be when you grow up? Those of us with chronic illnesses or late in life disabilities may have to make a career change, even though we don’t want to do so. If we’re easily fatigued we may be unable to work at a job that requires long hours any more. If we are on immunosuppressants we may not be able to work in a hospital any more. If we have severe arthritis we may not be able to work as a dental technician any more.

Of course there are exceptions to every rule. People are resilient and with adaptions many people can return to their old jobs. I am the last person that would say that someone with a disability can’t do something!

But in those cases where it would be detrimental to your health and well being, a job change may be required. Since I’ve been disabled I’ve learned that people in this position, me included, turn to home based business.

Working from home can be very helpful because you can work at your own pace and do stop when you can’t work due to feeling unwell. My blogging business is just perfect for me.

Kelly McCausey offers one of many ways to earn money from home in her Guide to Writing for Pay. You can also contact me for information on blogging.