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Congratulations Mikesheree! I hope you find something fun to do
Officially retired. So long, and thanks for all the fish.
Officially retired. So long, and thanks for all the fish.
Congratulations Mike. Move on to something better and more fulfilling. I wish you well.
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From your posts it sounds like you have had an amazing career. Best of luck in the next phase of your journey.
Officially retired. So long, and thanks for all the fish.
Mike,
First off, grats again. Ive said it before.
Second, please save me a seat. Might be awhile though.
Third, need to integrate some hunting in with the fishing.
Officially retired. So long, and thanks for all the fish.
Nice, mike. How many years were you in practice?
Congratulations!
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Nice, mike. How many years were you in practice?
med school grad 1977. clinical internship and a couple years general practice in navy. practiced pathology since 1986
med school grad 1977. clinical internship and a couple years general practice in navy. practiced pathology since 1986
Interesting. 27 years in practice doesn't seem terribly long. You must have done well for yourself 🙂
I'm curious: why not hang around the scope part-time and just make some extra spending cash?