Gina Moreland:  

Life So much water has passed under the bridge since I left High School! And most of it too boring to bother with. After College Park I spent 4 years doing a 2 year degree at DVC (in chemistry). I then moved up to Seattle to the UW to do Pharmacy. I realized after one term that I really wasn't interested in being a pharmacist but carried on anyway because I really liked the city and I figured it might come in useful someday. I developed an interest in both pharmaceutics and pharmacokinetics and decided to do a graduate course somewhere, in something (anything to avoid pharmacy). Meanwhile, I had met Terry, a post-doc from England, at the UW and we sort of started a relationship. I got accepted to do a PhD at Madison Wisconsin and moved there leaving Terry behind in Seattle. I liked Madison nearly as much as Seattle (though the football team was rather more disappointing) and I think I could be very happy there except for two things. I was missing Terry and I decided I was a bit short in the brains department to undertake a PhD. I returned to Seattle. Terry and I got married (that is a story in itself) and moved to Scotland in 1984, where Terry had a job waiting for him. I naively thought that living in the UK would be much the same as some unfamilar area of the US. It isn't, nothing like it and it took a few years to more or less come to terms with living abroad. I got a job working at the University of Dundee (Scotland) in Obs/Gyne as a ...Expand for more