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Sanity Claws

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3. I hope she can transition to teaching virtually

Reply to douglas9 (Original post)

Thu Apr 8, 2021, 06:23 AM

Apr 2021

so that her vast array of knowledge does not go to waste.
A lot of her knowledge is based on experience and could be very valuable to relative newbies.

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'Could Kill Me': Sacramento Wildlife Rescuer Faces Devastating Diagnosis From Caring For Birds [View all] douglas9 Apr 2021 OP

How sad. N/t cate94 Apr 2021 #1

Damn. I feel so badly for her and the birds she will no longer be able to care for. hlthe2b Apr 2021 #2

I hope she can transition to teaching virtually Sanity Claws Apr 2021 #3

Or writing a book. NurseJackie Apr 2021 #4

Hmmm...is a new virus in the making? Animal to human transmission of kinds of infections joetheman Apr 2021 #5

Sounds like this is a known condition, not some new virus... Wounded Bear Apr 2021 #6

No, it's not a virus Random Boomer Apr 2021 #7

;-( elleng Apr 2021 #8