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Dr Sue is a board-certified veterinary cancer specialist who sees patients for consultation, second opinions, and cancer treatment. Her desire is to help as many dogs and cats with cancer as she can. In order to make recommendations about diagnosis, treatment and prognosis , Dr Sue needs to actually meet you and your pet in person. Stay tuned for her announcement on where she will be seeing patients soon. She cannot give out medical advice via email or on social media.
If you would like to ask a question, Dr Sue has regular Facebook Live Q&A sessions. These are typically on specific cancer topics, so we also recommend that you follow Dr Sue on Facebook and subscribe on Youtube to stay in the loop. You can find past Q&A and other informational videos on her YouTube channel. #KickCancersButt
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Conference speaking in the COVID-19 age.
From my home, all dressed up on top, cut-off jeans shorts and comfy slippers on the bottom (instead of my high heels and well-pedicured toes). Coffee was made at home, lots of wires everywhere, praying that internet worked well, and keeping the boys off Fortnite and Overwatch.
Since we cannot travel, my good friends Eric Garcia and Dr. Mary Gardner decided to create a virtual conference, practice management the first weekend, medicine the second. I normally do not love online speaking, I like being there live and in person - to engage the audience and interact.
But with Noodle U we spoke with camera on to increase engagement and make it more fun. Plus we could interact on the closed FB group in real time. Not the same as being in person, but pretty amazing in its own special way.
I also had the opportunity to learn some new things from some of the best veterinary speakers including Eric, Mary Dr Dave Nicol Dr. Susan Little Jolle Kirpensteijn Bash Hallow and Denise Tumblin. It was an honor to be included in this group. Plus I was energized and inspired from Keynote speakers @therealsuzeorman and Dr BJ Miller
I think my favorite part as a speaker was the happy hour/office hours. Each day they had the 2 speakers back for an hour to answer all those questions from our talks that we did not get to at each session. And have some fun. I really love listening to questions and helping you all.
I also miss my speaker friends. They are my family on the road. I so look forward to getting back on the road, in the air, and speaking at veterinary conferences in person. But in the meantime, I am thankful for Noodle U, my amazing friends, this profession, and the opportunity the speak and do what I love. @ Tarrytown, New York