[medandme]

Lowkey miss making anat diagrams

[medandme]

~juggling between want to start slow living but need to be in a constant run run run~

[medandme]

Okay let the (1week) summer break begin 😤

[medandme]

~Another day same story

[medandme]

~The best of times the worst of times

[chibird]

Little shiba is finding its way, and so will you! ✨

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[medandme]

Recently finished reading A thousand splendid suns . And there’s so much to think and feel and unpack .

[medandme]

~Season of anticipation

[medandme]

I love the sun so much

[medandme]

~December so far~

Waiting for my winter breaks to begin studies

(A WEEK LONG BREAK)

[medandme]

~The motto~

[medandme]

And the grind begins…

[medandme]

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[olvanne]

Every day in med school gives me so many reasons to be grateful.

[medandme]

Fr. I was on my way back home and the driver asks me what speciality I aspire to get in . I said the first thing that came to my mind and he then told me about his wife who has been suffering for months now . He told me how grateful he was for the doctor who has been taking care of her for past few months and how she’s better now . “She has done a lot for me in my most difficult days , it’s only fair if I do the same for her” he said. These tiny interactions fill me with so much warmth and gratitude. Alhumdulillah!

[medandme]

New sem begins tomorrrooowwwww👀

[medandme]

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[stuckinapril]

I'm not 80, but as someone who's been here a decade now, make sure you have a life outside of medicine. Easier said than done, I know. Friends outside of the field, time with family, even something as simple as keeping up with your favorite shows.

Wishing you the best :)

You are so right anon!!! Keeping this advice close to my heart & always telling myself that my life does not revolve around becoming a doctor one day!! That’s why I’m saving up for piano & travel. That’s why I always remind myself that recreational reading is just as tantamount to my stem textbooks. Having passions outside of medicine does not mean I’m any less dedicated or will become any less competent a doctor. Thank you 🩷