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A difficult choice proved the right one for one newly qualified mental health nurse

When Deborah Ayodele had to a choice between moving abroad or training as a mental health nurse, she chose the latter. Despite some challenges along the way, she has no regrets about her decision as she embarks on her new career. 
Posted 17 September 2017 - 08:19
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