Okay, so maybe I might take a removal exam for the Cardio-Pulmo module. Or maybe not even half of what I learned in the past months would be retained in my head. But I am just so tired of studying that all I can think about is the awesome feeling of having nothing to do at all. And here I am, basking in that feeling. Ah, sweet, sweet freedom!
Things I learned/realized/experienced:
- I cannot donate blood because I am underweight. I even tried twice, in two different occasions. But then again, I feel fat. Well, I got really fatter. Ask my friends. I just don't know why my weight more or less stays the same and yet I have definitely grown unwillingly horizontal.
- Tummy size is directly proportional to stress.
- I lost my stethoscope. Perfect opportunity to buy a Littmann steth? Haha.
- Sleep = death, most especially during the night before the exam. I should never ever trust my forever-alarm clock-snoozing self again.
- Shopping for a party dress three hours before the party is a bad idea.
- I really need to study study. I am not learning :(
- I missed dressing up. Being in uniform five times a week should be enough motivation for me to dress up during weekends and not just settle for my quick, hassle-free, regular apparel (AKA loose shirt and shorts).
- Inspect, palpate, percuss, auscultate.
- Staring blankly into space = new hobby.
- Goodbye, Pulmonology. There's no way I'm having you as my specialization.
- The strongest people can be the weakest ones because of love :(
- I worry too much.
- My Photoshop skills are rusty already :-s
- Wild Card was great! Congrats to everyone, especially to Borbs and Aileen! :)
- I really missed you :)
