Yayness.
My beloved and I have officially passed first year Medicine.
Yep. I consider I passed too though I've lifted nary a one of the hulking big text books that litter our house. That's called being married. All of the glory and none of the hard work!
But let me say now I am so proud of my Beloved.
I can safely say I didn't have a clue what med school was like before this year. How could I? I was an arts student. My undergrad was designed to make me a first class cafe worker. I drifted around with 9 contact hours a week learning about Pirates and their Enemies, Byzantium in the Sixth Century, Early Irish Kings, Queens, Warriors and Goddesses. Don't get me wrong - it was amazing stuff and I loved it and it gave me such a better understanding of the richness and density of history - but it was nothing like this.
This has been 9-5 classes, 5 days a week - and then study on top of that. Study that has been done at 4.am to accommodate rambunctious toddlers and family time.
I would swear I have literally seen my Beloveds brain shift to accommodate the sheer depth of stuff-he-needs-to-know. He's commented that their haven't been any hard concepts to learn - just A LOT OF STUFF.
So - yay. We did it.
My beloved and I have officially passed first year Medicine.
Yep. I consider I passed too though I've lifted nary a one of the hulking big text books that litter our house. That's called being married. All of the glory and none of the hard work!
But let me say now I am so proud of my Beloved.
I can safely say I didn't have a clue what med school was like before this year. How could I? I was an arts student. My undergrad was designed to make me a first class cafe worker. I drifted around with 9 contact hours a week learning about Pirates and their Enemies, Byzantium in the Sixth Century, Early Irish Kings, Queens, Warriors and Goddesses. Don't get me wrong - it was amazing stuff and I loved it and it gave me such a better understanding of the richness and density of history - but it was nothing like this.
This has been 9-5 classes, 5 days a week - and then study on top of that. Study that has been done at 4.am to accommodate rambunctious toddlers and family time.
I would swear I have literally seen my Beloveds brain shift to accommodate the sheer depth of stuff-he-needs-to-know. He's commented that their haven't been any hard concepts to learn - just A LOT OF STUFF.
So - yay. We did it.
Well done, both of you :-)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!!!! Another fun year next year!!
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