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A coworker and I have been considering working towards the CPCS and we’re trying to find a community to get some advice from/answer a couple questions.

I have some coworkers that attempted the certification at one point and quite a few failed. They said at the time they took it, which was around 20 years ago, it seemed mostly hospital based. We work more on the CVO side of things so I’m definitely anticipating having a lot to learn.

It would be great to talk to someone that has either taken the test more recently (within maybe the last 5 or 10 years) or are currently studying for it. Any advice is appreciated! If you’re open to answering a couple questions that maybe NAMSS can’t answer fo

I’ve been rewatching old podcast episodes and on episode 83 they talk about organizing a fight between the YouTube pranksters.

Total wishful thinking but I’d just love if H3 actually organized this. Joey Salads vs Prank Invasion would be amazing to watch and Ethan wouldn’t get in trouble for showing his own clips of the fight haha

Would like to preface with I love animals and your all’s pets are cute but all the posts are flooding out the relevant, positive H3 posts. Scrolling through you’d think this is r/aww and as much as I love that, this isn’t that. I’m not saying post about the current situation but it’s hard even finding the random relevant H3 posts like old pictures of them, soundbite compilation posts etc without scrolling through dozens of unrelated posts.

Again, peace and love to your and your pets but it’s almost all pet posts now and it’s absolutely flooding out the wholesome relevant H3 content.

I’m looking for either an oddities shop or independent sellers of ethically sourced taxidermy, preserved specimens, shadow boxes etc. I know of Unorthodox but I wasn’t sure if there were more independent sellers or other shops in the area as well. I’ve gotten most of my things from Hail in Newport so I’m not super familiar with the scene here.

This is a bit of a thought tangent so bear with me. My circle of queer female friends has dwindled over the years so I don't have much of an outlet to bounce common ideas/experiences off of anymore.

As the title suggests, it seemingly feels a bit harder for me to meet other queer women now that I look more femme than I used to. I'm 28 now but in my late teens to mid twenties I had a very masculine/androgynous style. Over the years I've grown my hair out and incorporated feminine pieces back into my style. I feel more confident in myself than ever but I find that it's a bit harder now to meet other queer women. I'm not sure if people just assume that I'm straight now or did I just lose some