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A member asked:
Because i am in the high risk group for the virus... should my wife stop working as a practice nurse in her surgery, during this time?
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High Risk: The question you ask is a very important one. Your wife needs to consult w/the professionals at her hospital for an answer. She can also speak w/her primary care doctor. Peace and good health.
Answered 3/19/2020
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