@LaughingGenome Oh wow that’s amazing you set up the first one! For some reason it’s taken until mum is in her 60s to get on the path for genetic testing - currently waiting for her results! 🙂
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🚨Applications for the England based STP 2023 cohort are now open.
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@Ed__tweets Glad it’s not Covid but oh no :( I also had flu before Christmas and was so convinced it was Covid because of the sore throat and cough, but all LFTs negative 🦠
@kissablekat23 Firstly - enjoy it, you only get to be a trainee once! And secondly, be kind to yourself - you can only do what you can do 🙂 good luck! 👩🏼🔬🧬🎉
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@Ed__tweets This has confused me. At first thought it was an animal trying to dig it’s way out. Then thought the dough was in a washing up bowl. Still think either of those could be true. 🧐