@jeanmaxton @jjhorgan @DarcyJudy Yes, this is a good point, but in certain instances it is best to not post on public forum ... 🤔

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@jeanmaxton @jjhorgan @DarcyJudy Yes, this is a good point, but in certain instances it is best to not post on public forum ... 🤔 http://twitter.com/CHPSRE/status/997621897973063680 @jeanmaxton @jjhorgan @DarcyJudy Yes, this is a good point, but in certain instances it is best to not post on public forum ... 🤔

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