Frogeye Tiling folds

[frogeye]

Hi

Not folding due to lack of work, but medical issues.

Was a fire officer for too many years to remember but had to leave for medical reasons following major incident.

I decided to retrain as a tiler but I find that I cant hack the dust. My skin reacts badly to it as does my chest and the thought of wearing full cp suits and ba whilst tiling is a no no. It wasn't a major issue on the course as it was winter, freezing and in a large area, but in a small bathroom and in this heat............

So a few grand on the PTS course and tools, not wasted but spent and I am back to square one.

Dan can you change my moniker to regular contributer please

Best of luck to everyone

frogeye - it's the car to have!

 

[TilingLogistics]

Unfortunate! I wish you the best in whatever you decide to do. Good Luck

Kev

 

[devonmark]

sorry to hear you have to pack in, good luck in the future..Mark.

 

[d c tiling]

Sorry to hear it mate, best of luck for the future, whatever direction it may be. With your background could you not look into fire safety or health and safety advice ?

 

[Turkish]

From one current fireman to an ex one all the very best mate!

Turkish

 

[davy_G]

Unlucky frogeye, sorry to hear that. Good luck in the future!

 

[grumpygrouter]

Best wishes for what ever you choos to do Frogeye.

 

[basshunter]

best of luck for the future frogeye,

.i get the same symptoms as you but i think its the pollen more than anything.

 

[Dan]

Frogeye, thanks for all your contributions to the community, both questions and answers.

I'll keep your tag for the time being, as ex-tilers can have a drink too you know. Though if you're not around for some time I'll shift it to regular then.

I suppose most trades wouldn't help with your situation then? Electrical / plumbing ever took your fancy?

 

[robbo]

all the best for the future m8