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'It's OK' — Software Testing and Mental Health
TestBash talks to support being human and our mental health
Diana Dromey
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Originally from Portugal but call Manchester UK my home.
I love meeting people, hosting friends and family, snowboarding, food, binge-watching sci-fi TV shows, photography, my family and life itself!
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