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User:Emily Pilcher

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Queen's University MScPT Class of 2024. Retired competitive dancer and current fitness instructor passionate about helping others return to sport, work and other life roles. Interested in paediatrics, neurological conditions and sport physiotherapy.

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Emily Pilcher

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Retired competitive dancer, now certified fitness instructor.

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Current MScPT student at Queen's University, Class of 2024.

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