The heart of medicine

A second year osteopathic medical student. B.S. in exercise science. This blog is meant to help record my journey. Join me on my adventures.

[coffeeandmoorland]

I found a library that looks like it could be Oxford’s sister hidden right in my town. I practically started crying walking in. So much beauty and books.

[inkipri]

boundless

[minuty]

[thepowerwithin]

[goodreadss]

Water lilies, Claude Monet

[bitchycode]

[morebaffledlessbrooklyn]

[jeziejewelry]

[hplyrikz]

Clear your mind here

[studyblr]

my daily commute to med school + coffee saving my life

[asoftwrongness]

#139

[honeyscentedbitch]

[theheartofmed]

Post med school finals

[helpingg]

[the-messyfrenchie]

(Messy) desk situation: trying to stay hot and cozy while studying for finals

[bibliotheque-la-nature]

Boston in Rain

[nprfreshair]

“The emptiest feeling that you get is at the transplant time when they take the heart out and you look into their chest cavity where something should be and it isn’t there. And that is just a feeling you never get over: just seeing that empty chest cavity. And then when the new heart goes in, it needs a moment of reflection, because somebody else gave up that heart for this person to get it. So there’s two lives on line minimally. So it is a very, very moving experience. It’s one that never goes away.”

— Dr. Henry Jay Przybylo, anesthesiologist and author of Counting Backwards

[coffee-ft-old-music-blog]

sis... your education, career, and money will never wake up one day and decide to leave you

[mayaangelique]

Needed this

[fuckscooter]

we need carbs and we need fats and we need proteins and honestly fuck diet culture for normalizing malnourishment