Med Study Diary

Perfectionist, hyper self aware, rebellious. I’m a female med student and I need to remind myself that studying is fun and I’m doing it for myself. It’s probably gonna be pretty chaotic lmao PS: this isn’t my main account so if I don’t follow you back it’s because when I follow or like posts, the accounts will see the name of my main account. So I probably did reciprocate, it’s just that it’ll look like I didn’t because it will result as if another account followed you instead of this one, but it’s still me :)

[ariaiscursed]

- foggy city streets

[medstudydiary]

I passed my Pharmacology test!

It was on February. I’m sorry for the late post, the past couple of months have been hard due to personal reasons. But I’m back!

I studied for this test really hard. But I still kept going to the gym daily (I started going in January) and managed to keep my home clean and everything in order. I still went out on Saturday night and had lunch with my dad almost daily. These did so good to my mental health.

I went to the exam terrified. It was an oral exam and I didn’t feel prepared enough.

I wanted to pull an all nighter, but I didn’t wake up after I set the timer for a power nap. I woke up at 8 am and had to be in the car at 8:15 am! I managed (barely) and I had to wait an hour before it was my turn to be examined.

And guys, I nailed it! The professor was amused by my enthusiasm (I loved this exam) so it was a very pleasant experience. And I got asked the things that actually interested me the most, I’m really glad.

I got 30/30! Such a satisfaction.

I also had other exams but less relevant than this one. Maybe I’ll post about those when I’ll get the results🫶🏻

[ariaiscursed]

- burned cedar and sandalwood

[sinister-flower]

My evening drinking tea and answering emails. First day back at my daily job! The best thing I can do to balance my job productivity and my personal creative work is to have breaks (if I can) to read and listen to lectures.

05/100

[medstudydiary]

I passed my exam!

The 16th of December I had my pathology exam and I nailed it! It was an oral exam and I got 28/30 so I’m really proud. It also has quite a lot of credits and it blocked all my other exams so passing it before the holidays helped me living them way more relaxed.

I actually went there to try the exam because I didn’t now everything well, which is why I struggled with the first question, but the second question the professor asked was about a topic I studied really well (Parkinson) so I started answering like a fucking robot lmao. He stopped me and told me my grade and I went home so happy.

I’m also really glad because I’ve studied a lot the couple of months before and I had my apprenticeship so I was exhausted, but I also balanced a lot with sports and social life. I renounced to sleep lmao.

Now I’m preparing other smaller exams, I’ll keep you posted🐈💗

How about you guys?🫶🏻

[songs-of-venus-deactivated20251]

𝚂𝚘𝚕𝚒𝚝𝚞𝚍𝚎 𝚠𝚒𝚝𝚑 𝚊 𝚑𝚒𝚗𝚝 𝚘𝚏 𝚐𝚛𝚎𝚢

[medstudydiary]

Study Update

23/10/2025

Hi guys.

The fourth year is going great. I don’t follow classes since I have some exams behind, but I’ve been going to a lot of study dates and to the university library to study with friends. I’m being very social and productive and I’m enjoying it without anxiety which is precious.

I’m studying pathology, it’s really entertaining.

How have you been? What are you studying?

Sending lots of love

[medstudydiary]

Study tip

When I really don’t feel like studying, I break my chapters down and start from the smallest, easiest concepts.

Checking what I’ve done from the list makes me feel good and gets me going, so when I arrive to the harder and longest topic I “only” have that left.

[dolcesostenuto]

Barcelona’s hidden treasures | by ladichosa

[thatoneacademic]

[thelma-s-diaries]

||𝐦𝐨𝐨𝐝𝐛𝐨𝐚𝐫𝐝 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐝𝐚𝐲||🦋

[serenemariee]

warm coffee and lazy mornings.

[medstudydiary]

I passed my physiology exam!

GUYS!

I’m so grateful. I went to the exam convinced I would be rejected in the metter of one minute and I ended up getting 28 out of 30!

It was an oral exam with two professors, each makes a question and if you know it you can go to the other professor, otherwise you’re rejected. I got lucky and I did really good even when I didn’t know things.

They complimented me in front of the class and my classmates complimented too🥹 I was really touched and surprised and extremely grateful to the universe, the months spent studying, and everyone who’s been close to me in this hard period of my life (including some of you💕).

The universe favours the bold. Keep showing up and you’ll get it eventually🦋🌷

How have you been?

Sending lots of love

[threeamserif]

instagram | photos are my own, reblogs fine, do not repost/reuse

[ariaiscursed]

- a life lived in shades of coffee, leather, and fading paper

[heardatmedschool]

Doctor: What do you see in this X-ray?

Students: *collective gasp*

Doctor: Please don’t do that in front of patients.

[bloomzone]

Do you ever just stop in the middle of a random day and think about the fact that you're alive really feeling everything the good, the bad, the confusion and it hits you how wild it is that you even get to be here at all. Most days, I don’t think about it much. I’m just caught up in the rush in what’s next, in what’s stressing me out, in everything I still haven’t done. I move so fast that I forget to even notice that I’m moving , but lately, I’ve been thinking about it more about how easy it is to miss the fact that just existing is already kind of a miracle. Breathing, thinking, feeling... it’s crazy when you slow down and actually sit with that and it’s not like something big happened to make me feel this way. It’s not some huge wake-up call. Life just slowed down a little, and I started noticing the little things. Like the way the sky turns pink during sunset or how a song can break your heart and put it back together in the same three minutes. There’s this quiet miracle happening all the time the fact that our bodies still keep going even when our minds are tired, the way we meet people we didn’t even know we needed, and somehow they become the ones who change us.

I used to think miracles were huge things being famous, winning something big, doing something that made the world notice and sure, those are miracles too but I always thought miracles had to be loud to count. Now when I look back, some of the most miraculous moments in my life were the small ones. Staying up late to study for a test getting a random text or call from someone I hadn’t heard from in forever. All those hard days during finals preparation and hard separation. Just making it through those moments was a miracle for me simply because I was alive. We spend so much time chasing more more success, more approval, more security. And it's human to want those things it's very normal but that constant reaching can make us blind to what’s already here. We forget that we’re already standing in something extraordinary.

I think a lot about my childhood how badly I wanted to leave a mark, to be remembered, to matter on a big scale. I still have those moments sometimes but more and more I’m realizing that maybe the point isn’t to be remembered forever. Maybe the point is just to live fully while we’re still here. To show up for the people we love to laugh when things are funny to cry when they’re not to forgive, even when it’s hard ect ect . Life isn't perfect ofc It’s not supposed to feel magical every day some days are normal some are boring some really suck but even on those days you’re still alive. You get to feel something you get to try again and that’s a miracle too. So look around look at your hands look at the people who know your name u're here and that's already more miraculous than you probably realize . One day, everything we know will be gone. The places we loved, the roads we walked , the songs we used to sing they'll all fade into memories, and then into nothing. Even our names the ones we carried all our lives will be forgotten eventually but that doesn’t make it all meaningless. If anything, it makes it matter more. It makes every second sacred.

Because knowing it won’t last forever forces us to see how precious it all really is. So even if nothing special happened today, even if no one noticed your effort, even if all u did was exist a little more honestly than yesterday that’s still something that’s still life & that’s the kind of miracle that really matters. So be grateful that you’re still here that you still get another chance to live a day that someone else would’ve given anything to have .

@bloomzone