done with my thesis!
I absolutely suck, because of how lazy I've been at updating in LJ, but I guess that isn't surprising anymore..
Life's been absolutely crazy these past month, and it's mostly because of my thesis. The mistake of picking a neurology topic to do my thesis on I guess, when others chose public health and psychiatry etc. It came up to more than 50 pages in the end, full of facts that I cannot honestly remember typing and referencing.
I feel amazed that I actually accomplished such a huge thing all by myself, and the best part is that my results were actually significant. It's unlikely that it'll make any huge impact in the future where prognosis of hemorrhagic stroke and its association with mean arterial pressure is concerned, but who knows, right? I'd like to think that mine was a pilot study that inspired more research in this matter, maybe it'll really help to decrease the mortality rate of stroke in the future!
There were a few weeks in between, what with juggling between forensics and my research and all the exams, that I really thought I was going to go crazy. Now, sitting here and thinking of it, I am glad its over. Graduation's the only thing left before clinicals start.
But before that, holidays!
I can't wait to finally go home, the first time in more than 6 months. 2 more days to go!
Life's been absolutely crazy these past month, and it's mostly because of my thesis. The mistake of picking a neurology topic to do my thesis on I guess, when others chose public health and psychiatry etc. It came up to more than 50 pages in the end, full of facts that I cannot honestly remember typing and referencing.
I feel amazed that I actually accomplished such a huge thing all by myself, and the best part is that my results were actually significant. It's unlikely that it'll make any huge impact in the future where prognosis of hemorrhagic stroke and its association with mean arterial pressure is concerned, but who knows, right? I'd like to think that mine was a pilot study that inspired more research in this matter, maybe it'll really help to decrease the mortality rate of stroke in the future!
There were a few weeks in between, what with juggling between forensics and my research and all the exams, that I really thought I was going to go crazy. Now, sitting here and thinking of it, I am glad its over. Graduation's the only thing left before clinicals start.
But before that, holidays!
I can't wait to finally go home, the first time in more than 6 months. 2 more days to go!