Doing Research For Class Project On Self Care For Truckers.

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Dae V.'s Comment
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Hi My name is Dae and I am doing a research assignment for a course I’m taking. I wanted to talk about how truckers maintain an healthy lifestyle when working such a strenuous job. What would make being a trucker better for your physical and mental health? I have loved ones that are in the trucking industry and questioned what could be helpful as far as having balance when you are on the road. And coming from a woman’s perspective, it may shine more light on what the industry can improve for workers

I have a few questions and would love to hear feedback if anyone is interested.

Thank you and would truly appreciate any participation!!!

Old School's Comment
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Hello Dae, and welcome to our forum!

We deleted your address you wanted direct messages sent to. If we are going to discuss this issue we want to do it right here in the forum. The purpose of our forum is to educate and assist all new truckers. We hope you understand that. Your questions are welcome, but we want you to realize that many people can learn from a discussion like this.

I know you seem to want a "woman's perspective" on this topic, but you will find a lot more response to something like this by posting it in our "General Discussions" section. Again, we welcome you and hope you find what you are looking for here.

Dae V.'s Comment
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I truly appreciate the advice and totally understand. Thank you for allowing me to open up this topic for discussion!

Hello Dae, and welcome to our forum!

We deleted your address you wanted direct messages sent to. If we are going to discuss this issue we want to do it right here in the forum. The purpose of our forum is to educate and assist all new truckers. We hope you understand that. Your questions are welcome, but we want you to realize that many people can learn from a discussion like this.

I know you seem to want a "woman's perspective" on this topic, but you will find a lot more response to something like this by posting it in our "General Discussions" section. Again, we welcome you and hope you find what you are looking for here.

OWI:

Operating While Intoxicated

Anne A. (and sometimes To's Comment
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I truly appreciate the advice and totally understand. Thank you for allowing me to open up this topic for discussion!

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Hello Dae, and welcome to our forum!

We deleted your address you wanted direct messages sent to. If we are going to discuss this issue we want to do it right here in the forum. The purpose of our forum is to educate and assist all new truckers. We hope you understand that. Your questions are welcome, but we want you to realize that many people can learn from a discussion like this.

I know you seem to want a "woman's perspective" on this topic, but you will find a lot more response to something like this by posting it in our "General Discussions" section. Again, we welcome you and hope you find what you are looking for here.

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Howdy, Dae!

Our own Kearsey (Prime driver/trainer and moderator on Trucking Truth) has a SPLOOSH of videos; many catering to WOMEN'S needs in the industry, on many 'personal' levels.

Here's a link to her channel, and you can find her posts on TT by her, under the same name.

Truckin' Along with Kearsey

Wish you the best!

~ Anne ~

ps: Old School also has a HECKUVA blog, where he took his wife and 3 daughters OTR (separately, and they all look alike so don't ask me who's who, haha!) It's in his profile. He's a walking wealth of information!!

pps: I'd LOVE to see the end result of your project. NickJordan is doing a similar study (in the general category) for his senior thesis. We actually LOVE THIS STUFF.. (especially us older'ns with kids IN college, ie: me, hahaha!)

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OTR:

Over The Road

OTR driving normally means you'll be hauling freight to various customers throughout your company's hauling region. It often entails being gone from home for two to three weeks at a time.

OWI:

Operating While Intoxicated

OOS:

When a violation by either a driver or company is confirmed, an out-of-service order removes either the driver or the vehicle from the roadway until the violation is corrected.

Dae V.'s Comment
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Thank you so much for all the information. I truly appreciate you! And yes the course is still ongoing but I’ll come back with an update! Thanks again!

Anne A. (and sometimes To's Comment
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Thank you so much for all the information. I truly appreciate you! And yes the course is still ongoing but I’ll come back with an update! Thanks again!

Anytime, and anything I can do to help, outside the realm. Kearsey's email is in her profile, as is mine. I'm just a 20 plus year trucker's wife with a paltry B.S. degree, haha!

Brett (site owner) is a scholar AND a trucker. He's got shoes filled, for sure. You can, as you see to!

Stick around; ask and we shall answer! I check my emails; if I can help, let me know!

~ Anne ~

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