From Wunder and her blog, runninginaskirt.com:
My doctors have cleared me to start doing shows on a part time basis! The plan is to be back for the morning show on Thursday. WOOP! My doctors don’t want to overload my voice too quickly, so they will be monitoring my progress and the goal is to be back to full time in several weeks.
My doctor said… “You don’t just jump into a marathon, you train for it… and your job is a marathon.”
(And I use the “marathon” analogy with respect and prayers for the tragedy in Boston- I’ll have more on that later this week)
And so I will train- just like with running it involves a buildup. For a few weeks I will be doing shows every couple of days. So if you don’t see me, I don’t want you to worry! I am FINE, I am just following the “training” plan.
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What I have been wondering is: is WLOS management “enlightened” in terms of having given Julie plenty of time to return, or has their hand been forced by some labor or contract regulation? I would like to think the former, but I don’t know. I wonder how many other employers would have bailed out and hired a replacement by now, if this were the hospitality or restaurant business for example. I will be glad to see Julie on television again and wish her well.
good to hear she is doing better …