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You know you're a hypochondriac when:
1.The lady at the desk tells you that you're going to have to pay rent, but
don't worry- you'll get a discount.
2. The nurse giggles every time she leads you to the room in which you will be
checked.
3. The physician does a quick overview, has a continuously skeptical look on her
face, and has diagnosed you within five minutes.
Apparently my being short of breath, with a heavy pressure on my chest, and having jetting pains in the left side of my ribs only equals a pulled muscle. Baha.
In other news: WHO CALLS A LEADERSHIP CAMP COOTIES?!?! At the moment, that is the name of my last NHS Leadership Camp. Oy Vey.
Also, I would like to say that the OSSSA May Conference this year was by far my favourite, with an amazing group (11 delegates, holy smokes!), an amazing LD partner, and amazing new buds. I'm so happy I decided to go, whether or not I did potentially shoot myself in the foot in terms of ISUs, but I don't care! I haven't had that much fun in goodness knows how long! I lost my flipping VOICE! YESSS!
It was really neat to experience the leadership camp without any friends I'd been close to previously. I was the only one from NHS other than a couple niners (including the sis, obviously, who did a fantabulous 'singing in the rain' impression while dressed in rain gear (Padington Bear rain hat, rain jacket, rain overalls, and bright yellow rain boots) at the talent show).
Comin' down the home stretch now; I couldn't be more satisfied!
1.The lady at the desk tells you that you're going to have to pay rent, but
don't worry- you'll get a discount.
2. The nurse giggles every time she leads you to the room in which you will be
checked.
3. The physician does a quick overview, has a continuously skeptical look on her
face, and has diagnosed you within five minutes.
Apparently my being short of breath, with a heavy pressure on my chest, and having jetting pains in the left side of my ribs only equals a pulled muscle. Baha.
In other news: WHO CALLS A LEADERSHIP CAMP COOTIES?!?! At the moment, that is the name of my last NHS Leadership Camp. Oy Vey.
Also, I would like to say that the OSSSA May Conference this year was by far my favourite, with an amazing group (11 delegates, holy smokes!), an amazing LD partner, and amazing new buds. I'm so happy I decided to go, whether or not I did potentially shoot myself in the foot in terms of ISUs, but I don't care! I haven't had that much fun in goodness knows how long! I lost my flipping VOICE! YESSS!
It was really neat to experience the leadership camp without any friends I'd been close to previously. I was the only one from NHS other than a couple niners (including the sis, obviously, who did a fantabulous 'singing in the rain' impression while dressed in rain gear (Padington Bear rain hat, rain jacket, rain overalls, and bright yellow rain boots) at the talent show).
Comin' down the home stretch now; I couldn't be more satisfied!