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Thanks in part to all of the support and advice I have received here at SDN, I am now officially no longer a premed. I am an MS0. The University of Cincinnati is my first acceptance. 😎
liverotcod said:Thanks in part to all of the support and advice I have received here at SDN, I am now officially no longer a premed. I am an MS0. The University of Cincinnati is my first acceptance. 😎
No, April. I was delayed a little because my LORs didnt go out until September. Cincy was my first interview.Pembleton said:I'm happy for you. Good job!
Weren't you an August MCATer?
liverotcod said:Thanks in part to all of the support and advice I have received here at SDN, I am now officially no longer a premed. I am an MS0. The University of Cincinnati is my first acceptance. 😎
liverotcod said:Thanks in part to all of the support and advice I have received here at SDN, I am now officially no longer a premed. I am an MS0. The University of Cincinnati is my first acceptance. 😎
Not really. I'm reminded of stories about mountain climbers. You might think that when they reach the summit of Mt. Everest, they would jump up and down, celebrate, shout "I'm on top of the world!" and plant their flags. But what they actually do is immediately turn around and head back down. That's because the most dangerous part of mountain climbing is return trip.ellia08 said:WOW!!! Congrats!
Has it sunk in yet?
Congrats, Now I assume that the dangerous climb down for you(us) is what to do until next fall. What shortterm goals can we find for continual motivation having just completed one of our ultimate life goals. This is a problem that I have recently become aware of, and I hope to loose the treading water feeling that I have recently gotten.liverotcod said:Not really. I'm reminded of stories about mountain climbers. You might think that when they reach the summit of Mt. Everest, they would jump up and down, celebrate, shout "I'm on top of the world!" and plant their flags. But what they actually do is immediately turn around and head back down. That's because the most dangerous part of mountain climbing is return trip.
But yeah, it's a relief and a vindication that my dream really *was* possible. Thanks, everyone, for your kind wishes, and best of luck to you all.
liverotcod said:it's a relief and a vindication that my dream really *was* possible.
aparecida said:okay, I just saw this thread -- congratulations liverotcod! I can't think of a more deserving future doctor. 🙂