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mitch96

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17. no drama lifestyle...

Reply to TheDebbieDee (Reply #5)

Tue Jan 2, 2018, 12:04 PM

Jan 2018

After working in hospitals for over 40 years it's refreshing not to have daily "drama" in my life. When people get sick there is always drama. On the floors, ER, Dr/Nurse interaction.......
Now I get the 411 from friends on the phone and don't miss it a bit..
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