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Baby can do CPR better than some who are certified….. LOL.
Hey hey, are you okay?? Hahaha. TOO CUTE.
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Baby can do CPR better than some who are certified….. LOL.
Hey hey, are you okay?? Hahaha. TOO CUTE.
OMG THIS IS SO ACCURATE HAHAHAAHAHAAHAHA. Now children, you will never forget how blood flows through our heart.
(via cyanide-poisoning)
This is a summary of college only using two pictures; expensive as hell.
That’s my Sociology “book”. In fact what it is is a piece of paper with codes written on it to allow me to access an electronic version of a book. I was told by my professor that I could not buy any other paperback version, or use another code, so I was left with no option other than buying a piece of paper for over $200. Best part about all this is my professor wrote the books; there’s something hilariously sadistic about that. So I pretty much doled out $200 for a current edition of an online textbook that is no different than an older, paperback edition of the same book for $5; yeah, I checked. My mistake for listening to my professor.
This is why we download.
Alternatives to buying overpriced textbooks
BookFinderSpreading this shit like nutella because goddamn textbooks are so expensive.
Signal Boast
~hopefully I can find some online textbooks this semester~
I think there are pretty good med books here too. Signal boost indeed. Med books are expensive as fuck yo.
(via thedrunkendawg)
failing an exam you actually studied for
This.
Just….no. -__-
Shit couldn’t get any more accurate.
(via hashtagleblancs)
I am a second year irregular student from the Philippines. I immediately started medschool just as soon as I graduated. I was a Psychology graduate an I knew that since I had a poor science background, that I would need to exert more effort than all my science major classmates. I knew nothing about the complexities of human anatomy. I knew it’s parts but that wasn’t even close to what I needed to know in order for me to be a doctor. I had a hard time adjusting. And I wanted to blame it on my college degree but all it ever was, was me. It was MY fault. I slacked off. I went out with my friends and while they knew to study afterwards, I did not. First year med and already, I could see how much of a failure I was going to be. I transferred schools and re-did my first year. It wasn’t an easy thing to do. All the confidence I tried building up was so hard to put out into the world. I was embarrassed, to say the least. I had to re-learn everything I already studied the previous year. With different sets of people and doctors and a new environment. It was even more embarrassing that everything that I was supposed to be re-learning seemed like new shit to me. It made me think about my abilities and if I could still do this or if I’m cut out for this kind of field. I wanted nothing more than to be a doctor but somehow, the energy and effort I was putting out wasn’t enough. I wasn’t motivated enough maybe. I feel like a bad person for having to let my family pay for school and then see me fail the way I do. That should’ve been a good trigger for me to do well. But why wasn’t I doing more? I could never really understand. It wasn’t because I don’t want to be here. I keep doubting myself. I feel low and stupid and all over the place.
I re-did my first year and having been studying the same crap for 2years now, I figured that I’d pass somehow. But I failed Histology and it took a while for me to accept that it was okay. Even though, it really wasn’t. I had a plan, just like any medical student. I was delayed for a year and that was okay. But I failed and was going to be delayed for another year. That was beyond okay but I got over it and kept telling myself that I’d finally get it right this time.
Enter second year, I was an irregular student. I had Histology and I was allowed to take minor second year subjects. (Psych, Family Medicine and Parasitology) I passed Psych (duh) and Family Med the first semester. I was doing well with Histology. My practicals were kind of awesome although my theoreticals could do a little better, I went on to second semester. I’m having Parasitology and Histo now. This brings us back to date.
Finals are coming up. We had our practical exams for Parasitology a while ago and I stayed up really late for it. And when I was peeking through the microscopes, I recognized those structures but somehow could not name them. I felt low. I was embarrassed. I knew it was hard for everyone else too but I feel like I was the only one who blacked out like that. And my adviser told me that I would need atleast 80% to pass Histology without taking remedial classes. But my parasitology class isn’t looking good. I even missed 2 shifting exams.
I am doubting myself again and I don’t want to. I’ve just regained back all the confidence I lost the past years. Now they’re back. They’re creeping in like little fuckers and I’m trying my ABSOLUTE BEST to fight off these demons.
I am going to be a doctor, one way or another. I’m not going to let anything get in my way. Not even me.
Sabi nga ni Sara Bareilles, “I’ll be alright, just not tonight.”