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wendhend

wendhend

Kind of Corny
Hello! My name is Wendy Henderson, and I know that I registered for this forum a few weeks (or maybe months) ago and could never seem to find the time to post anything or really check out the forum. Due to a recent knee injury and surgery, I am suddenly finding myself with a lot more computer time. I will have to be on crutches and off work for about a month, so I'm hoping to use some of that extra time to become involved in this forum.
Anyway, I live in Central Oregon with my husband, two kids, a dog and a whole bunch of snakes. I normally work full-time as a registered nurse at the local hospital, and I also have a snake hobby business called Henderson Herpetoculture, specializing in corn snakes. I have over 60 corn snakes of my own (plus a bunch of my hatchlings for sale), six ball pythons and a pair of sunglow boa constrictors. This snake hobby is so addictive!
 
Hi and welcome!I'm a new buyer here and of the snake hobby but I agree is so addictive and this forum too ;)
I hope you will recover soon!

BTW I love your avater
 
Welcome Wendy! I hope you are on the road to recovery asap.
What branch of nursing? I'm a senior staff nurse on a medical male gastro / endocrine ward.
 
Thank you! I am a float nurse and work in various departments, including cardiac, medical, surgical, ortho/neuro, rehab and psych. I like floating. It keeps things interesting, and there never seems to be a shortage of work opportunities.
 
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