Apparently it is almost October. Time flys when you are having fun or stuck in a bubble of "learnens".
Definition of "THE BUBBLE": when life receeds as I sit in the library on a Friday night and only when I get up to leave at 10 pm do I feel tired or hungry or in the need of a work out and only then do I remember that I have an hour drive home to a home and a husband.
My transformation is becoming complete into full on random medicinal fact robot girl. World domination is following shortly behind.
This quarter is pinging along nicely, with many of my classes interweaving each other in order to fully maximize my brain's potential. Pharmacology feeds directly into Physiology which is highlighted by Neurology. Pathology is the bottom line on learning Physical Diagosis and is rounded out by Epidemiology or the study of infectious diseases and how they trend. My final class Pediatrics sort of incorporates all of the above in how child growth and develop and how things can and do go wrong.
As far as work-life balance, I am fully committed to this year as a year off of life so I just fit in whatever I can when I can. Mostly this means gym time but I do get out for one mountain bike ride per week. For whatever reason, I feel like I get better on my bike every time I ride. I still think I am dialing in the whole clipless pedal thing and so my climbing is improving with each ride.
Tom and I had our two year anniversary this week. Two years ago, I was dragging him to 400 foot falls in poring rain storms and we were clinging to the edge of a zodiac raft in 10 foot waves. Good times. Life is quite different now than it was then, but Tom is my rock in a sea of change and we are in everything together. Cheers to being such an awesome husband Tom and to letting me "practice" eye and nose physical exam skills on ya and only yelling "you're blinding me..AHHHH" a couople of times.
Peacenout. Some pics from a lazy Ohio ride with the fam during my last trip home in August.
2 comments:
I'm a new reader of your blog, and enjoying it. I really appreciate the glimpse into PA school. Keep up the blogging when you can, but more importantly keep up with school and capture those rare moments outside when you can. Good luck!
Hey Gal,
I'm working as an Editorial Associate in a medical college and am surrounded by med students all the time! Now I can think of you when I go to work at 8 a.m. and see a student slouched in a chair, sound asleep with the laptop on their lap!
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