#physiolife

[hhananstudies]

10/25/2019: Lots of group study sessions this week! I still have no idea what’s going on in Ochem, but I know more than I knew at the beginning of the week. I’ve realized that I neglect anatomy work because of Ochem, so I tried to fit in mini flash card sessions between classes and meetings.

🎵Team B- Climax 🎵

[study-like-a-physio]

T - 1 week till my dissertation is due. Cue early morning starts, coffee and lots of highlighters.

To everyone who has a deadline coming up - we've got this 💪

[studyccino]

Early morning studying session ☕📚🧠

[hhananstudies]

Ramadan Mubarak babies! 💕

كل عام و انتم بخير!

[hhananstudies]

02/01/2020: Baking and studying for physio this weekend! I’m finally starting to get into the groove of things, but I’m still super scared about my upcoming exams 😔

🎵Bermeda Triangle- Zico ft. Crush and Dean🎵

[hhananstudies]

03/29/2020: struggling to stay on top of things once everything shifted to being virtual. Stay healthy guys!

🎵Star- Heize 🎵

[hhananstudies]

02/13/2020: Lots of psychology and physio this week! The next week is going to be super busy, but I’m going home after that tehe.

🎵BTS- Answer: Love Yourself 🎵

[anftherapy]

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