I am finally a doctor.

DUDE!

I keep giggling uncontrollably after I say, "I'm a doctor!"

Love, 
Me :) 

 Just a little less than two weeks and I will graduate ( Read more... )

 Today I finished my last elective and I just have one more elective to go until someone calls me doctor and I have to act like I knew they were talking to me all along ( Read more... )

 January, seriously...JANUARY?

So, residency interviews came and went. That was...an experience, haha.

Match Day also came and went and I shall post where I matched in my next post. You'd think I'd post that, but I think I can pretty much do is write 140 characters now. *sigh* I used to write in this thing all the time but then medical school ( Read more... )

After clinic was over today, I stood at the elevators for five minutes. Then, I realized I never pressed the button...or maybe I did and the elevator came and went and I was just so out of it to realize. *sigh ( Read more... )

:D

I finished my last test of second year! :D Does that mean...I'm like almost a third year?

Holy crap.

Damn, now this means I must study for boards. *sigh*

But yeah, I'm done! :D *weep* I'm so happy.

I shall have to do a second year retrospective. A montage!

Love
Jennie

Tomorrow is my very last test of the second year. I shall be...a THIRD YEAR! ZOMGWTFFOOTANDANKLESURGERY!
Scary, I know.

So, I did a third year thing today. I got my new PDA. My new PDA, let me show you it!
I didn't really use my first one. This one, I'm probably going to use. I wish we got a new laptop. *sigh* I shall buy a Macbook though for fourth ( Read more... )

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See, it's all fun and games first year. Second year, we did learn how to dance...well, like a drunken white guy.

Ah, gait lecture! Our proff after we watched this once, turned the sound down and narrated it as this guy is drunk and he's just asking this girl to the dance floor and as he's getting closer to the dance floor, he's dancing more. I'll ( Read more... )

Today we had orthotics lab. :D Information through the magic of Wikipedia.

We had our feet placed in casts. It was strange to see the shape of my foot. It was very unsettling to see my feet after the plaster molds were filled. It's strange how our bodies make it so we are aware of them, but not really aware of them. It felt foreign, even though I ( Read more... )

Today, just at the start of our clinical pod med exam, a bat visited us in lecture hall. No, I did not use my mad environmental science skills to tame the beast as I have done with snakes and flying squirrels. I just sat there--I was more concerned for the bat than anything else. Poor little fella--all scared. The students in the class were making ( Read more... )