I may be MIA for a while - in fact a month or so - starting today. I've got my away rotation in my 2nd choice for residency (at least at the moment) that begins Monday. I want to be impressive and need to study a lot. Plus there's probably not going to be a lot of places where I'll be able to blog since where I'm staying only has dial up and I'm not for waiting hours on end just to update.
So, with that being said...enjoy the archives and check back every now and then for the impromptu update.
Also wish me luck. I feel I might need it.
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- MedStudentGod (MSG)
- Medical student. Originally from Utah, now living in the Southeastern United States. Trying to juggle family, life, school, residency applications, and a series of other events while maintaining my sanity. I do not think I am God, but I do have a predilection for fooling myself into thinking I possess God-like powers.
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8 comments:
Good luck! We'll miss your posts.
Good luck!! :)
I suppose it's a good thing. I don't know what I'll do to procrastinate though.
Just to be evil.....do you know you can post to blogger via email?? It's in your settings and very easy to do.
haha. Hope to hear how the away rotation goes!
Dr. J.
Good luck! You will do fine and I hope the place lives up to YOUR expectations, not just you living up to theirs! I have been low on the radar myself and hopefully will be back blogging soon, although it may be different than before....
Good Luck!
Good luck...!
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