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	<title>Comments on: mindfulness training for medical staff.</title>
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		<title>By: Stefan</title>
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		<dc:creator>Stefan</dc:creator>
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		<description>Ian--
I like this article.  I&#039;ve often looked into Buddhism and developing my own mindfulness practice.  I know there are some days I&#039;d like to take my lunch and disconnect from the ER for a couple of minutes.

Any recommendation in to taking the plunge?  I&#039;ve tried to approach some sitting groups and find most of them to be aloof and &quot;more nothing than you!&quot; type of people on occasion.</description>
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I like this article.  I&#8217;ve often looked into Buddhism and developing my own mindfulness practice.  I know there are some days I&#8217;d like to take my lunch and disconnect from the ER for a couple of minutes.</p>
<p>Any recommendation in to taking the plunge?  I&#8217;ve tried to approach some sitting groups and find most of them to be aloof and &#8220;more nothing than you!&#8221; type of people on occasion.</p>
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