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Meet...Dachelle

Name: Dachelle Johnson.

School: Fourth year, College of Pharmacy.

Why did you move to Charleston: My grandmother and I moved to Columbia when I was 12 and I came to Charleston after undergrad for pharmacy school.

What is the most rewarding aspect of your job: Educating patients on the proper use of their medications. They are often very confused prior to consultation and thankful afterward.

Something you collect: Do shoes count?

Bad habit: Making assumptions.

Pet peeve: That smacking noise you hear when people chew with their mouth open.

Person you admire the most: My grandmother, Elaine Langhorn.

Biggest challenge: A challenge that affects me in and outside of work is saying what’s on my mind. It depends on the situation, but I tend to keep a lot of things to myself.

If you could relive any day of your life, when would it be: Dec. 23, 1988. My last birthday with my mom.

Something people don’t know about you: When I was studying animal science at the University of Georgia-Athens, I helped artificially inseminate a horse.

Friday, Jan. 23, 2009

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