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I did it - thanks for all your support!

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Good morning,

Just a quick note to let you know that my PhD Viva was successful on Friday and I passed! I can’t help you with a dodgy knee, but I can tell you why that cloud has formed :)

Thank you for your help over the last 4 years. Many of you have helped completing surveys which formed part of my research. When I have a moment I’ll post the summary of my findings.

But for now, thank you for all your support.

Best wishes,
Simon
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congratulaations
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Simon - great news and very well done - I know how tough a Phd is to achieve. (Having lost the will to achieve one myself!)

Does this mean that you'll be able to make the weather better now Doctor?
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Congrats

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Well done Doctor Keeling!
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Heyup, good un. :thumbsup:

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With a PhD, does that mean the snow is Piled high & Deep :?:


Seriously though, well done Simon.


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Thanks all, your congrats mean a lot to me.

Simon
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Well done!
Does this mean you can finish all your posts with 'trust me - I'm a doctor'?
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