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by Annabel Sedgwick

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Heading up the scientific writing team at kdm communications certainly keeps me on my toes. I’m not sure how healthy it is to be thinking of clients as I count cats (no, not sheep!) while trying to drop off to sleep at night. And should I really be considering case studies as I brush my sheep in the morning (teeth even – it’s clearly getting to me…).

Well, it pretty much comes with the territory. We’re lucky enough to be talking to the great and good of science every day, and so often whatever they tell us is fascinating stuff, so little wonder that I sometimes can’t get it out of my head.

The great news is that chocolate is there to save my sanity (although some of my colleagues might protest!) and fuel my imagination to write through the day. If you’d like to cloud my thoughts further, please feel free to get in touch. Just remember the Galaxy.

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