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Perfusion Life: Why We Do This [ 7 ] The Pets…

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Editor’s Note:

I’s Sunday morning!  And if you are tying it all back to a perfusion related topic- if you please- revisit the title:  “Why We Do This“. 

Enough physics, physiology, selfless dedication, profound concepts, and what not-  today it’s back to basics, and a reminder of what drives us to become better at what we do- for the people we need to do it for.  So I’m starting with the innocents… 

The Pets…

And the little things it takes to make us happy.

Perfusion Pet Stories 🙂

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