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Hi Sydney!

I can totally relate being a student leaves little to no room to do anything extra, let alone teach reformer classes. Base on your goals I have no doubt that you'll be successful. There are a lot of health professionals in my family and if I decide to move to New York I have a "guaranteed" job. Great decision in watching your mother's reformer class at least you'll keep yourself informed, so that when you do have the time to teach the class you'll have the foundations.

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