Very interesting reading about what everyone does.

I'm a librarian of the geeky modern variety, which is to say that I don't actually have anything to do with books in my job. I manage British Columbia's provincewide virtual reference service, which offers live online reference assistance to library patrons across the province. Thankfully it doesn't place any particular demands on my knee, and I was able to work from home for a couple of weeks following my knee injury. My biggest difficulty now (8 weeks post-injury) is that I spend a lot of time in meetings and at my desk, and I find that the knee still stiffens up and gets sore if I sit still for too long. My coworkers are getting used to the fact that periodically they're going to find me sitting on my office floor doing quad sets during my coffee breaks.

Right now I'm a graduate student but hopefully I will be finished in a couple years and get a job as a School Psychologist in one of the public school systems in the MD/VA/D.C. area =)

I currently work in a sports shop, which is a pain because it means im on my feet all day and quite often have to go up and down ladders.  Im not doing that for much longer though, as im about to start uni, doing sports development. As you might be able to tell Im quite sports orientated!!

I'm a civil engineer. Fortunately knee isn't too bad but walking around in totector boots all day can make it pretty sore!

I'm full time college student and part time fast food crew. Sometimes my knee aches when I'm on duty and its really a hassle!

Thanks,

Rob

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Sales-at desk most of day

I am a stay at home mum in Western Australia to two boys - 2yrs and 7yrs. My husband manages a large iron ore port and travels a lot for work so I'm glad I can be there for my children (if I worked it would be challenging and they would have to spend lots of time in care)

Before I had my children I managed a very large day care centre (children 6wks to 5yrs open 0630 to 1830)