Greetings

With out going into this Gentleman's personal information given to the list, (because I'm not sure this is the proper venue to share with everyone)  I was just wonder who you were, since no name is posted and I did not recognized you email address.

That being said,  was the expectation that we post personal information on this site, if we were applying for the position of Kingdom Chirurgeon?

Lady Florence.

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To: E-Chir@yahoogroups.com
From: dabernan@aol.com
Date: Fri, 21 Mar 2008 10:51:51 -0400
Subject: Re: [E-Chir] Kingdom Chirurgeon position "description"

The yahoo group isn't actually the appropriate place to post this: I have
taken his information and it's in the list of those applying for the
position of course.

All applications can be sent to me privately. I will then collate them,
review them, and ultimately bring my recommendation to the Privy Council.

Cheers!
TSivia <KC>


> Greetings
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> With out going into this Gentleman's personal information given to the
> list, (because I'm not sure this is the proper venue to share with
> everyone)  I was just wonder who you were, since no name is posted and I
> did not recognized you email address.
>
> That being said,  was the expectation that we post personal information on
> this site, if we were applying for the position of Kingdom Chirurgeon?
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> Lady Florence.
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> To: E-Chir@yahoogroups.com
> From: dabernan@...
> Date: Fri, 21 Mar 2008 10:51:51 -0400
> Subject: Re: [E-Chir] Kingdom Chirurgeon position "description"
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Just two quick reminders, folks:

1) The deadline to apply for my position, Kingdom Chirurgeon of
Ealdormere, is MAY 1 of this year!  I would like whoever is the
successful candidate to take over by PENNSIC, with a couple of months
working with me to become familiar with the duties, etc. etc.

2) If you have not already done so, I NEED COPIES of all your
certification PLUS your SCA membership card. ASAP!

Many thanks: have a good and safe spring/summer event season!

TSivia
KC, Ealdormere

To the Chirurgeons of Ealdormere, greetings!

I am pleased to announce that I have received four complete
applications to succeed me as Kingdom Chirurgeon for Ealdormere: not
bad since, when I took over, that was the total of warranted
Chirurgeons in the entire Kingdom!!!

I have passed on all four applications to the Privy Council, and
with luck we will be deciding on my successor at War of the
Trillium. If the candidate is available, I would like to install
him/her asap after the decision is made. I'm overdue for some R&R.

I will also be talking to the autocrats of Trillies, to find out if
they are ameniable to hosting the Third Annual Chirurgeon's Picnic.
As in past years, the idea is a pot-luck where the Chirurgeons in
Ealdormere can get to know each other, invite others who might be
interested in joining us to meet us, and to talk about anything and
all things which might interest us.

So please try and join us (I'll update everyone on the Picnic
day/time/location soon) for some convivial food and chatter.

Good luck to all four candidates! No matter which of you succeed me
in the position, I will sleep well at night knowing that my
successor will do Ealdormere (and our boo-boos) proud.

Cheers all!
TSivia

Brian Goodheart the Green Guy (mundane Brian Laxson) here

Im interested, though I have to look at the logistics of being there.

Living in Toronto and from what I recall of getting to that part of
Ontario dont belive I can go back and forth both days.

Can you provide a mapquest link?

Is there any crash space there? or accomodations in a hotel?

If I can sort this out would prefer to learn from a fellow SCAdian.



--- In E-Chir@yahoogroups.com, Ninka <dyscordant_rose@...> wrote:
>
> Greetings everyone,
>
>   For some of you this is a reminder, for others this may be new
information.
>
>   On June 21st and 22nd, I am offering a Standard First Aid/CPR
course in Gananoque (approx. 20 mins east of Kingston). This is the
full 16 hour course and I will be doing it at cost. What that means
is that it will only cost each participant $18.00 ($15.95 for the
book, $2 for the card).
>
>   If you are interested, please contact me for further details. I
only have space for 20 people on the course, so please email me
ahead of time to reserve a spot.
>
>   If you have already contacted me about this, please do so again
so that I can confirm your spot.
>
>   In service,
>   Baroness Xristina Viaceslavova
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> Ask a question on any topic and get answers from real people. Go
to Yahoo! Answers.
>

I will also be attending for the weekend.

I don't know if my friends in Gananoque have crash space, but perhaps
someone else in Kingston (a mere 15 min or so up the 401) would have room?
<looking curiously at the list)...

TSivia (outgoing KC)


> Brian Goodheart the Green Guy (mundane Brian Laxson) here
>
> Im interested, though I have to look at the logistics of being there.
>
> Living in Toronto and from what I recall of getting to that part of
> Ontario dont belive I can go back and forth both days.
>
> Can you provide a mapquest link?
>
> Is there any crash space there? or accomodations in a hotel?
>
> If I can sort this out would prefer to learn from a fellow SCAdian.
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> --- In E-Chir@yahoogroups.com, Ninka <dyscordant_rose@...> wrote:
>>
>> Greetings everyone,
>>
>>   For some of you this is a reminder, for others this may be new
> information.
>>
>>   On June 21st and 22nd, I am offering a Standard First Aid/CPR
> course in Gananoque (approx. 20 mins east of Kingston). This is the
> full 16 hour course and I will be doing it at cost. What that means
> is that it will only cost each participant $18.00 ($15.95 for the
> book, $2 for the card).
>>
>>   If you are interested, please contact me for further details. I
> only have space for 20 people on the course, so please email me
> ahead of time to reserve a spot.
>>
>>   If you have already contacted me about this, please do so again
> so that I can confirm your spot.
>>
>>   In service,
>>   Baroness Xristina Viaceslavova
>>
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>> ---------------------------------
>> Ask a question on any topic and get answers from real people. Go
> to Yahoo! Answers.
>>
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>

> Greetings everone!
>
> Well this will probably be my last official function as Kingdom
Chirurgeon
> for Ealdormere, and it'd be great if as many of you as possible
can even
> pop by for ten minutes or so and say hello. Rumours are that HRM
Rustique
> will also pop by to meet everyone.
>
> The 3rd Annual Chirurgeon's Picnic will be held on the SATURDAY of
War of
> the Trilliums (Heber Downs Park outside Whitby, if things are the
same as
> past years).  Approx. time to start is 11 am (we are scheduled to
be done
> by 2 pm but if folks want to sit and share "no s*it there we were"
tales
> that's fine by me!), location TBA. Watch for a Chirurgeon's Banner
for the
> exact location.
>
> I will definitely be on site for the event Friday and will ask the
heralds
> to let folks know where the picnic is as well.
>
> Picnic "rules": Please try to bring food to share with your
> chirurgeon-mates (the last two chi picnics have had about 8 to 12
people
> in attendance and I like to send out lunch for our Chirurgeons
doing other
> things such as Baron Garwig at his Saxon Showers, or Lord Percival
on the
> herald-squad).  Period food always gets a good "OOOOh-AHHH" factor
too. I
> will endeavour to make sure we have a couple of tables for laying
food out
> - a beverage or two wouldn't be amiss either. Bring folding chairs,
> pillows, blankets, etc.  We munch, socialize, and discuss things of
> chirurgeon'y interest. (The last two years we have had both Lady
Fursto,
> my deputy, talk about the 911 system from the point of view of the
phone
> dispatcher, and Baroness Xristina then talking about what a
paramedic EMT
> needs from the caller before, and during, their response.)
>
> Discussions are now underway to choose my successor: the results
should be
> known to the populace at Trilliums, as I intend to be stepping
down during
> Kingdom Court.
>
> I've been 2 1/2 years in office, and I want to thank each and
every one of
> you for being there when folks needed you (and best of all, when
they DID
> NOT NEED YOU! LOL).  The kingdom got two new Mentors during this
time
> (Tabitha and Xristina), plus a host of fully-certified
Chirurgeons.  I"ll
> remain on roster as an active Chirurgeon once I step down, so you
can't
> get rid of me QUITE that easily...
>
> Hope to see some of you at Trilliums!! Bring some good food and
some good
> tales to tell!!
>
> TSivia bas Tamara v'Amberview, O.L.
> Ealdormere Kingdom Chirurgeon
> Mentor Chirurgeon

Hi,
I'm Freda, new to the sca. My background is in nursing- RN, and former
midwife. In the past I have worked ER, trauma, ICU, CCU. I do home
care at present. If I can be of help please let me know.

Hi Freda!

Glad to have you on the list - I'm TSivia, the outgoing Kingdom Chirurgeon.


To be an officially rostered Chirurgeon (first-aider) within the SCA, you
need to have three things: current CPR, First Aid (and an RN is of course,
a permanent certification), and an SCA paid membership.

The way things work with us is that you will work as a
"chirurgeon-in-training" (hands-on treating with a more senior chirurgeon
just keeping an eye out, mostly with issues that are SCA-unique like
injuries when someone's still in armour, etc. etc.) for (generally 3)
events.  Then when you've been cleared (and it also gives you a little of
the concept of how the SCA handles first aid issues, and also our unique
issues, similar to sports first aid) you are certified as a full treating
Chirurgeon.

Our third level is "mentor chirurgeon", and that's basically someone we
feel will be calm in a "situation", and also is a go-to person for advice
(literally, mentoring).  Most chi's never become Mentors...a few do. I
think we've got 6 or so out of about 28 active chirurgeons in Ealdormere.

If you're at War of the Trilliums over the Canada Day weekend, there will
be a pot-luck Chirurgeon's Picnic on the Saturday, scheduled to start
around 11 am. So if you make it, please drop by and introduce yourself.
You'll get to meet some of us in person that way.

Welcome to the SCA!
TSivia


> Hi,
> I'm Freda, new to the sca. My background is in nursing- RN, and former
> midwife. In the past I have worked ER, trauma, ICU, CCU. I do home
> care at present. If I can be of help please let me know.
>
>

Darn it!  I thought it started at 12 and I've got a class scheduled.  I'll try
to bring over my food and then join you guys once the class is done.
Medb


If you're at War of the Trilliums over the Canada Day weekend, there will
be a pot-luck Chirurgeon's Picnic on the Saturday, scheduled to start
around 11 am. So if you make it, please drop by and introduce yourself.
You'll get to meet some of us in person that way.

Welcome to the SCA!
TSivia

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To: E-Chir@yahoogroups.com
From: tudorpot@...
Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2008 22:08:19 +0000
Subject: [E-Chir] Intro

Hi,
I'm Freda, new to the sca. My background is in nursing- RN, and former
midwife. In the past I have worked ER, trauma, ICU, CCU. I do home
care at present. If I can be of help please let me know.

It's all good!

It always takes around 20 min or so for folks to settle down, set up food,
etc. etc.  So come when YOUR class is over and join us.  I just bought a
10' x 10' shade pavillion and 2nd hand nabbed 2 round folding bridge
tables so we'll have set up place and dry/shaded place for it too!!

Enjoy your classes. We know you'll be coming.

Anyone else going to show this year??

TSivia


> Darn it!  I thought it started at 12 and I've got a class scheduled.  I'll
> try to bring over my food and then join you guys once the class is done.
> Medb
>
>
> If you're at War of the Trilliums over the Canada Day weekend, there will
> be a pot-luck Chirurgeon's Picnic on the Saturday, scheduled to start
> around 11 am. So if you make it, please drop by and introduce yourself.
> You'll get to meet some of us in person that way.
>
> Welcome to the SCA!
> TSivia
>
>
>
>
>

At 12:51 PM 6/19/2008, you wrote:
>Anyone else going to show this year??

We're not making it to the event  :-(

Eyrny

a) A reminder that the 3rd Annual Chirurgeon's Picnic (pot-luck)
will be THIS Saturday between approx. 11 am and 1 pm(ISH).  We will
be under my taupe sunshade (10' x 10'), look for the Chirurgeon's
banner (BIG one). It will be somewhere near the A&S area at
Trilliums. Bring your own chair or blanket. Come on over even if you
don't have something foodwise to share, and get to meet some of the
Kingdom's chirurgeons.  IF you are on duty during this period of
time (teaching A&S, fighting, marshalling, Royal entourage, etc.)
LET ME KNOW and I will endeavour to have a sandwich and other food
sent out TO YOU courtesy your compatriots.

b) For those of you attending Pennsic this year, I have sent out the
most current roster to the CIC for War, Lady Elizabeth of the East.
This includes all CITs and others current as of this past weekend's
first aid/cpr course with Baroness Xristina in Greyfells.

Once more: If you have NOT recently updated your certs with me,
PLEASE send me a scanned copy OR photocopy c/o the university asap.

I am stepping down in court this weekend. It has been my pleasure
and honour to work with all of you over the last two and a half
years. I know that whoever Privy Council chooses as my replacement,
she/he will continue to serve all of you well.

See some of you this weekend!
TSivia

At 11:47 AM 6/23/2008, you wrote:
>Once more: If you have NOT recently updated your certs with me,
>PLEASE send me a scanned copy OR photocopy c/o the university asap.

I'm delinquent in sending you this, and as I took them out to take a
picture I realized that my First Aid cert expires in 7
days.  Oops.  I'm not sure when I'll get it renewed, I'll let your
successor know.

Eyrny

Thanks Eryny!

And yeah...it'll be my successor's problem <WEG>. That's how I realized
how close to expired *I* was this year too...looking for certs to show to
someone and oooops...<grin>.

You're on the roster, incl. for Pennsic. Enjoy and THANKS!!
TSivia


> At 11:47 AM 6/23/2008, you wrote:
>>Once more: If you have NOT recently updated your certs with me,
>>PLEASE send me a scanned copy OR photocopy c/o the university asap.
>
> I'm delinquent in sending you this, and as I took them out to take a
> picture I realized that my First Aid cert expires in 7
> days.  Oops.  I'm not sure when I'll get it renewed, I'll let your
> successor know.
>
> Eyrny
>
>
>

Hey there,

As one of the newest Warranted Chirugeons I know only a few of who of
the others are.

Im requesting then a list of whose who of the Chirugeons, Mentors and
our Ameritas (yeah Garvig).

Brian the Green
Warranted Chirugeon and Marshall of the Field (heavy)

Brian the Green here,

Given the wonders of modern technology giving reports in via posting
seems like a move we ought to consider. If its really needed I can
surface mail these.

Situation 1:
Patient young female observed to have fresh small abrasian about 1-
2cm across on right upper arm. Food substance goo including seeds
are crossing the opened area. Patient is not aware of source of goo
& seeds.
Assessment:
No life threatening state and patient communicative.
I am concerned of possible infection of goo covered abrasian.
Offer assistance and patient agrees.
Treatment:
Cleaned wound with antiseptic wipe. Offered bandage but patient
declined.
Boo boo not actually kissed.
Follow up observation:
Patient observed later to be fully functional, wound clean in color.
Dark red of a blood scab formed on one edge of treated abrasian.

Situation 2:
Friend of patient approaches Chirugeon Percieval whom I standing
next to. Friend does not provide details but voice has a sense of
urgency. We both move to attend.
Assessment:
Patient, female, is communicative and requests privacy with
Percieval which is granted. I relocate to block entrance to sunshade
from other walkers by.
Patient shows to Percieval a concern located on inner thigh.
Percieval conducts assessment which is that a bruise of unknown
source also has an insect wound in the center. Patient is concerend
of possible allergy.
Percieval is aware patient was given "reactine" earlier that day.
Treatment:
Consenus is we cant be sure if there is a correlation between the
bruise and bite.
Patient is advised to monitor injury. Patient is also advised to
contact Chirugeons if pain should develop.
A mundane nurse is present (Vicontess Margaret) who is advised of
the situation for advise and to be pre-informed in case state of
patient declines.
Followup observation:
Patient is observed later that night enjoying the day normally.

Greetings all, from TSivia!

For those who didn't make it to court for Trilliums: here's a few
tidbits
from the chirurgeonate.

I will remain in office as Kingdom Chirurgeon until probably October
when
Royalty, myself, and a successor can all be at the same court to
hand over
the office.  (My summer is pretty hectic.)

We have new fullly-warranted Chirurgeons, all announced at Court.
Congratulations to:
Brian Goodheart
Gina della Dragoni
Lerthan Ingen Chormaicc Maicc Morgaind
Thomas Drake Abernan
And as well, I did recognize the fact that Lord Edmund de la Haye was
recently elevated to full Chirurgeon status (with the able aid of
*THL
Mebh).

AND in particular, I would like offer thanks for the years of
Chirurgeonate service offered to the Society by Baron Garwig der
Waffenschmidt. He is Ealdormere's first Chirurgeon Emeritus, an
honourary
title for those who have asked to retire from active treatment
service but
who the Chirurgeonate still recognizes as a "go to" person for
advice and
mentoring.  He received a hall-ringing reception from the populace,
with
many standing on their feet and cheering.  It was my honour and
pleasure
to recognize Garwig as an Emeritus, and he is allowed to bear the
chirurgeonate badge of an Emeritus (which features an owl with a
fleam).

There is still lots of room in Ealdormere for more chirurgeons.
Maybe I
need someone to translate "boo boo kisers are us" into Lation or
Gaelic?
<GRIN>

Still serving Ealdormere where I may, kissing those boo boos!
TSivia

*PS: That is not a typo btw: THL Medb ingen Dungaile received her
Crucible
this weekend as well. (I was sitting next to her, watched the
stunned look
of disbelief and EVERYONE heard the disbelieving "NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
that
followed.) Waes Hael to all who received awards at Court!

As none of this is considered in any way "secret", here is the most up to
date roster I have for the Chirurgeons of Ealdormere. IF you are a
chirurgeon and I didn't have your name here I will need either photocopies
or scans of your certs and SCA membership NOW please.
TSivia

Mentors:
- Aislinne of Alainmor; Eyrny Ormarsdottir; Kaellyn McDermott;  Tabitha
Dearval; TSivia bas Tamara v’Amberview; Xristina Viaceslavova

Chirurgeons:
- Bethóc ingen MælFéchín Fynletyr; Brian Goodheart; Cainder ingen hui
Chatharnaig; Edmund de La Haye; Florence de Fries der Nederlander; Fursto
de Robyne; Gina della Dragoni; Lerthan Ingen Chormaicc Maicc Morgaind;
Mahhild de Valognes; Medb ingen Dungaile; Streonwold Wulfsbaena;
MariaKatharina von Schulenburg; Thomas Drake Abernan

Chirurgeons-in-Training:
- Catherine d’Oixeaux; Catherine of Eoforwic; Edan Thomas; Giovanni
Ferraius; Kenneth Mac Donochy; Moira ni Namarra; Percival de la Rocque;
Violetta Di Parma;

Emeritus:
Garwig der Waffenschmidt


As well:
Ansfrid van de Muelne has completed his first aid and cpr - I am waiting
for his SCA membership renewal; CiT Nathaniel Cardiff is currently
overseas with Her Majesty (the one who was born into the title).


> Hey there,
>
> As one of the newest Warranted Chirugeons I know only a few of who of
> the others are.
>
> Im requesting then a list of whose who of the Chirugeons, Mentors and
> our Ameritas (yeah Garvig).
>
> Brian the Green
> Warranted Chirugeon and Marshall of the Field (heavy)

At this point I'm leaving this to Xristina.  I believe my phone # had been
on the TIDINGS listing for the Kingdom Chirurgeon...

TSivia (ALMOST gone..)

> --- In E-Chir@yahoogroups.com, "TSivia" <tsivia@...> wrote:
>>
>> Just a quick reminder, since many of you may not be aware of this:
>>
>> ANY TIME EMS is mobilized by a chirurgeon there **MUST** be a call
> to
>> the Kingdom Chirurgeon within 24 hours. As expediently as possible
>> please - there was one incident which took about 24 hrs for me to be
>> called, but that was because the reporting chirurgeon didn't have my
>> contact information with him/her and was at an event outside of
>> his/her home area.
>>
>> Please don't forget this one.
>>
>> TSivia (outgoing)
>>
>
> Can we have said contact information so I can stick it in my chirugeon
> pouches.
>
>
> Err... send privately if you wish to avoid web-bots snagging it.
>
> Brian the Green
>
>
>

----- Original Message -----

From: dabernan@...

To: E-Chir@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2008 8:04 PM

Subject: Re: [E-Chir] Re: 911 calls and chirurgeons

hey all,

Not always the case.......

I respond in a rural area.....and even in town......Epi-pens don't always work the way they should (hands on knowledge).

We don't have them in our response bags,, even though we have 3 campgrounds and 1 golf course in our response area.


Drake of Timberwolfe/Godwiesel
Volunteer Firefighter Grand Valley



-----Original Message-----
From: b1laxson <b1laxson@yahoo.com>
To: E-Chir@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, 21 Oct 2008 8:36 pm
Subject: [E-Chir] Re: 911 calls and chirurgeons

Seperate question...
In the recent issue we where inside a large city with nearby hospitals.
One person associated with epi-pens (family of someone who uses them) mentioned they get about 20 minutes from epi-pen usage.
What about the rural events? Im not sure about the time-site for 911.
Do we get anywhere close to that 20minutes for ambulance arrival?
911 does have all the training and equipment so even if they arrive at the short end of a timeframe they can..er.. correct the situation.
Brian the Green
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Ninka wrote:
> First off, I would like to take this opportunity to thank Dame Tsivia for
> all her work these last three years. It was under her guidance that the
> chirugeonate ranks have grown to the numbers that they have and I am sure
> that I am shortly going to realize just how much effort she has put into
> this office. Wassail Tsivia and enjoy your time off.

Thank you. It has truly been a joy to work with all of you for the last 3
years. I will savour my "time off" and anticipate that I will find yet
more things for me to work on w/in the SCA as well as outside of the
organization.

Congratulations to Xristina for taking over the job and also thanks to the
other 3 chirurgeons who applied. It was NOT an easy decision for the Privy
Council to make.

And now: onto kissing boo-boos!
TSivia
(just plain ole Mentor now)
   
> I know that there are those who do not know me so I thought I would take a
> bit of time to introduce myself and give you some information on my
> background. I have been involved in the SCA for 18 years and though I
> started in Castel Rouge (Manitoba), the majority of my SCA experience
> comes from Ealdormere. During my time in the SCA I have held many
> different offices and have learned from each of them. I am sure there is
> more I am going to learn from taking on this one.
>  
> Outside the SCA, I have been a paramedic for over 10 years. As well, I
> teach part-time with the paramedic program at the college level and I have
> been teaching first aid courses for a number of years. While my work as a
> paramedic is going to have some obvious applications within the
> chirugeonate it is the teaching aspect of my experience that I most hope
> to utilize within this new role.
>  
> Education is one of the best tools that anyone has to help deal with
> situations. It is a tool that I personally strongly believe in and know
> that everyone benefits from. While I understand that the Kingdom
> chirugeon's role has very strong administrative aspects to it I hope to
> bring an element to education to it. There are a couple of ways that I am
> hoping to accomplish this.
>  
> Dame Tsivia had started the chirugeon's picnics at War of the Trillium and
> included guest speakers. I thought that this was a fantastic idea and am
> hoping to build upon it. More about this will be forthcoming as it gets
> developed.
>  
> Another tool that I am hoping to use will be scenario discussions on the
> ealdormere chirugeons yahoo group. What this involves is a posted scenario
> to the list with some questions (and no, this is not a test) which can
> then be answered either individually or on the list. My goal is to
> stimulate discussion about actual scenarios seen within the SCA as I find
> that discussion between peers is one of the best ways to learn. The
> scenarios will be based on real-life events, preferably ones that I've
> managed to dig-up through old event reports. This way they will have
> direct application to our organization. These will not be starting until
> January as I need some time to review the old reports and develop the
> program. If anyone has any questions about this, please feel free to
> contact me and I will do my best to answer.
>  
> And finally, as a reminder, all your event reports need to come directly
> to me and if, at any time, EMS has been called to an event then I need to
> be contacted within 24hrs of the event. This is SCA policy. My contact
> information is at the end of this letter.
>  
> If anyone has any comments or questions for me, please do not hesitate to
> contact me. For the most part I prefer email communication and I aim to
> reply to all emails within 48 hours. I am usually fairly successful at
> that goal. If you need information faster than that then please do not
> hesitate to call me.
>  
> In service,
> Baroness Xristina Viaceslavova
> Kingdom Chirugeon
>  
> xristina@...
> 613-572-1372 (cell; call or text)
>  
>
>
>
>
>  A reason people like dogs is because they wag their tails, not their
> tongues. 
>
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