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"Euthanasia: how to cope with the losses." Veterinary Nursing Journal, 36(5), p. 152
Acknowledgement
Mr Ian Robert Beaton BVMS, MRCVS (R.I.P) without whom none of this would have been possible.
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Carrie Kearns
Carrie Kearns ACC Dip PBC, VCA, Cert Pet Bereavement BC,MACCPH, Adv.Dip BCT
Carrie Kearns, Companion Animal Bereavement Counsellor and tutor for Innovet CPD Training. She spent 16 years as a veterinary care assistant in practice and moved into bereavement counselling full time 3 years ago. Her aspirations are to change how the world sees companion animal and other animal losses. To bring awareness to the pain and loss and support needed. To be the best Companion Animal Bereavement Counsellor she can be. Quirky fact about Carrie is that she has a birthmark in the shape of a hamster!
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