A HOME NURSING BUSINESS

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January/February 1984
 
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Four months after I took up home nursing, my landlady approached me with another in-house employment opportunity. A doctor she knew needed help with his billing and wondered if I'd be interested in working for him. (Of course I would!) After I spoke with him, I took the part-time job at $200 a week . . . which included a brand-new typewriter, desk, office supplies, and the promise of a $25-per-week raise after six months. This additional money brought my total at-home income up to a comfortable $500 a week!

The new job hasn't compromised the care D receives, either. I just fit the billing work in around his schedule . . . during the evening or any slack time in the day.

So, all things considered, I'm doing pretty well for my family—and for myself!—by working at home. Not only can I provide a more-than-adequate income for my household (while being able to monitor my son's activities to my heart's content!), but I even have a bit of free time for leisure activities—such as reading—that I never could manage when I ran the household after those grueling eight-hour hospital shifts!

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  • Pao 12/30/2007 2:02:41 PM

    Thank you It gave me an idea how to earn money. I was searching the
    net finding ways to earn money. Can I ask if kind of money making
    taxable?how bout business permits etc? are they needed?thanks

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