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Hi Kimberly, I was a patient at the Chesapeake General hospital where you work many years ago. I was on the telemetry unit for 10 days then released. I believe you said you live in Hampton. I work in Hampton at the Veterans Hospital. At one time I worked at Eastern State in Williamsburg. I am working full time plus I am doing my student teaching in Virginia Beach at Hampton University. Hampton University has a satellite program in nursing in Virginia Beach which I never knew about. Traffic is terrible, but my student teaching is either one or two days a week. My preceptor really needs my help because she is the department chair and the school is down three instructors. My preceptor really loves her job even though the pay is not good. She
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