it starts again tomorrow.

med week is over. and tomorrow we'll be back to the usual routine... 4 hours of Physio, break, 4 hours of Biochem. go home, study. sleep 3 hours. wake up. 5 hours anatomy, 3 hours histology...

it never ends. haha.

Pagbabayaran namin lahat ng kaligayahang naranasan namin last weeki kasi pinagpatong-patong nanaman ng mga butihin nating mga propesor/doktor/facilitator/AMO/DIYOS ang mga examssss. wala nanamang tulog. pero, tae, ndi pa ba kami sanay?

Monday:
Physio: pre lebcon quiz,
post lab con quiz.
Biochem: Labcon
at ndi pa sure na SGD

Tuesday:
Anatomy Mini Practicals?
Due Histology Coloring Book.
Don't know if there's a post test again on Histo.

Wednesday:
Physio Protocol quiz,
Biochem Test (Metabolic Integration + Others),
and SGD?

Thursday:
8AM: Anatomy Practicals,
1PM: Neuroanatomy Practicals,
4PM: Anatomy Long Exam (Abdomen, Ant GI, Pos GI, etc)

Friday:  
Psychiatry Shifting Exams!
Psychiatry Quiz Right After

Coming Up Next Next  Week:
SHIFTING EXAMS!

may nalimutan pa ba ako?

ewangko nalang kung eepal pa ang Epidemiology dito ah?!?

o ano? exam pa! tangina!!!!! SECTION B SPELLING!?!

pero eto nga... pag nabasa man to ng mga Higher Years, matatawa sila sa Sinasabi ko. matatawa sila dahil MADALI PA DAW TO. sorry naman. madali pa?!? WALA KAYONG EPID LASY YEAR! AT PWEDE KAYONG MAG SAMPLEX LAST YEAR! hahah *peace!*

pero lamo, 10-12 years after this, my Grades in Biochem, Anatomy, Physiology, Psychiatry won't matter anymore. All that matters is how I deal with my patients, how many Lives I saved and will save. How many lives I touched, and Changed. That time, my patients won't ask me,, "Dok, ano bang grade mo nung Biochem?" or, "Dok, Sino bang facilitator mo sa Histology?"... it wont fucking matter anymore. (Or else saksaksakin ko sila ng Scalpel.. joke. hahaha)

My dad showed me that it's not the grades that will tell you what kind of doctor you are going to be, its how you deal with your patients. If you treat them as subjects with an interesting case or as a father who wants to be back at home with his whole family for Xmas. It's how you make them smile for cutting 50% of your PF. It's on how passionate you are on what you do... that you do it with a smile, and with a light heart, thinking that you are the Hands of God and He uses you as an instrument to lay out his plans. It's not on what school you are from, and not on how high or low your NMAT grade is...

Vicky Belo failed biochem at UST med before. But she's successful pa rin naman. (woops, that's not an excuse to fail Biochem hahaah)

in 10 years, our grades wont matter anymore...

but in the mean time, i still have to pass all these subjects... yun yun eh. haha. hay. med. :P