what i learned during my second year of vet school
with good time management, anything is possible in your preclinical years.
you can never know all the anatomy, all the parasites, and all the drugs. you just can’t. settle for learning common mechanisms of action and muscle groups and leave it at that.
sometimes, a disease is just a disease. there’s not always an underlying condition or a welfare issue or an error in judgement.
unlimited wine at christmas ball is a double-edged sword. when you’ve been both sides of the line (so to speak), you’ll understand what i mean.
dominos heals all wounds. tequila causes them. there is no deviation from this rule.
exams shouldn’t become second-nature, no matter how old you are; continue to treat them with reverence and fear.
go to the parties you’re asked to. make a good impression. be funny, witty, charming. don’t be a drunken idiot. and, if someone offers you a dildo, don’t take it. you don’t know where it’s been.
go on your sports club tour while you still can. i can’t explain how much i regret not going this year, even though i went in first year.
horses are always different from the norm.
related: anything that can go wrong will go wrong but only in horses.
related: colic is a symptom, not a condition.
it’s possible to revise ten hours a day and still fit in five episodes of the office before you go to bed. but is it advisable? no.
take the opportunities that come your way. i’ve had a scary, stressful, over-organised, and mega-busy year, but i wouldn’t change it for the world.
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