Oh yes, Pat and Jean.  Having sat the first time in 1990 and because 
of a little glitch with not being able to get CERPS in 1995, I'm due 
to take the exam for the fourth time next year.  I'm effectively 
retired as far as income is concerned, but welcome unpaid work 
because I still love it.  But I'm thinking about my options - shall 
I, shan't I go for the exam one more time??  Emeritus status after 25 
years would be very welcome :-)

Pamela Morrison IBCLC
Rustington, England
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I like the way you are thinking, Pat  :)

Jean Ridler  RN  RM  IBCLC
Cape Town, South Africa

 > IBCLC needs Emeritus status!  Those of us who took the first or early exams
 > need a break.  I'll be 75 when my next exam comes up!  There needs to be
 > Emeritus status for people who have faithfully kept up their 
credential for at
 > least 25 years and are now semi-retired and/or volunteering as 
IBCLCs.  Or is
 > sitting for the exam 3 times good enough?


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