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Cornfed101 said:
I’m allergic and my grandma had a really mean cat... PTSD
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Cornfed101 said:
I’m allergic and my grandma had a really mean cat... PTSD
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Ah, so that would make sense. Honestly, I always had bad allergies around cats, but I rescued the larger one, Simba, from a bad situation and the little one, Otter, I found on the side of the road in a bag! People are so cruel sometimes! So they kind of had to come home with me, I felt obligated to be their mother.
 
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rplanishek said:
This is what happens when all the secondaries are completed and now we are waiting for IIs.... :laugh: I love seeing all the cats! (I also have dogs and axolotls)
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I am LIVING for this pet thread. Might as well occupy ourselves with something fun while Idaho processes our applications. Can we get some axolotl pics? I got to babysit one for a summer when I was a kid. I loved it! He was so cuddly for an amphibian. He loved to be held and pet-he'd even rub up against my hand like a cat sometimes.
 
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futureneuro7 said:
I am LIVING for this pet thread. Might as well occupy ourselves with something fun while Idaho processes our applications. Can we get some axolotl pics? I got to babysit one for a summer when I was a kid. I loved it! He was so cuddly for an amphibian. He loved to be held and pet-he'd even rub up against my hand like a cat sometimes.
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Of course! This is Mowgli! He was regenerating a foot and a gill when I got him!
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And this is Cousin It (so named because we can't sex "it" until he/she is 9 months old) The physician I work for gave me Cousin It after her daughter brought home too many axolotls from school!
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VintageJack said:
I mean I’ve already decided that no matter where I get into med school my cat is coming with me so he’s basically apart of this journey too!
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I swear, that is the only thing about this whole med school process that I am worried about. I applied to mostly schools in the south and west (I'm from the northeast) so I'm super nervous about when it comes time to move how everything will go with all my pets!
 
rplanishek said:
Of course! This is Mowgli! He was regenerating a foot and a gill when I got him!
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And this is Cousin It (so named because we can't sex "it" until he/she is 9 months old) The physician I work for gave me Cousin It after her daughter brought home too many axolotls from school!
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OMG I LOVE THEM. The little one is so cute, I only ever had adult axolotls in school. It looks like Mowgli enjoys being held and cuddled, too!
 
futureneuro7 said:
OMG I LOVE THEM. The little one is so cute, I only ever had adult axolotls in school. It looks like Mowgli enjoys being held and cuddled, too!
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He is literally the sassiest thing you will ever meet. He does this thing where he swims up really quickly to the top of his tank and if someone isn't there within 5-10 seconds with either food or a hand to climb on he will slowly start floating down on top of this little barrel we have in the tank and then he will hide in it until we lure him out with food. Pretty sure he's just being a teenager! lol
 
rplanishek said:
I swear, that is the only thing about this whole med school process that I am worried about. I applied to mostly schools in the south and west (I'm from the northeast) so I'm super nervous about when it comes time to move how everything will go with all my pets!
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You'll be fine. I'm originally from CA and 7 years ago, drove with my wife + 1 dog + 2 cats to the southeast then back to CA for her residency with 3 cats 😉 .
 
rplanishek said:
But with two dogs, two cats, and two axolotls? lol It certainly is going to be....interesting!
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Haha. We had one huge crate and put our dog and two cats in it since they grew up together. Lap dog??? Two cars?
 
peachjy said:
I'm an Idaho resident and I got the confirmation email 7/1 but still no secondary and I'm getting worried :/ 3.98 GPA and 513 MCAT
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Update: I emailed admissions and they said they are busy with orientation for the incoming class, but they reviewed my application and are planning on sending me a secondary this week.
 
peachjy said:
Update: I emailed admissions and they said they are busy with orientation for the incoming class, but they reviewed my application and are planning on sending me a secondary this week.
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Sorry, this is no longer the Idaho thread. Now we only discuss dogs, cats, and axolotls. Please include a photo of one of the specified creatures or you will be voted off the island.
 
peachjy said:
Update: I emailed admissions and they said they are busy with orientation for the incoming class, but they reviewed my application and are planning on sending me a secondary this week.
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Guys.... going to pull away from the pet thread real quick (sorry!) Hopefully since they said they are focused on orientation this week, we will hear some news next week!
 
Did anyone else see ICOM's Instagram story about OMS-IIs showing incoming OMS-Is what NOT to wear to lecture? Super sad that I can't wear a leopard onesie to lecture if I get into ICOM, but I guess I'll have to manage.
 
rplanishek said:
Did anyone else see ICOM's Instagram story about OMS-IIs showing incoming OMS-Is what NOT to wear to lecture? Super sad that I can't wear a leopard onesie to lecture if I get into ICOM, but I guess I'll have to manage.
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Link???
 
Nugester said:
Is that for real? There is a dress code for lecture?
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From their handbook,
"Students must maintain a professional appearance. Professional attire must be maintained
whenever the student is on the campus and on all clinical experiences or rotations. Students must
be professionally dressed for all lectures and examinations and appropriate dress for laboratory,
classes, or workshops."
 
rplanishek said:
From their handbook,
"Students must maintain a professional appearance. Professional attire must be maintained
whenever the student is on the campus and on all clinical experiences or rotations. Students must
be professionally dressed for all lectures and examinations and appropriate dress for laboratory,
classes, or workshops."
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A lot of schools (especially DOs it seems to me) have a dress code of at least business cas while on campus. One of my friend's schools has a similar code-she says the only annoying thing is she never uses the school library on weekends because she doesn't want to get dressed up just to study.
 
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