JaneDough said:Six weekdays, 2 weekend rounds, one call to go.
I think I can I think I can I think I can
Internal Medicine Sub-I to finish up medical school. 🙁 I started with it, I guess I may as well end with it.
...20 days and counting....
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JaneDough said:Six weekdays, 2 weekend rounds, one call to go.
I think I can I think I can I think I can
Walking out of the hospital and going home on your last day will be memorable. It was for me.JaneDough said:5 days, 1 weekend day of rounding. No more call for Clinical Medicine EVER!![]()
JaneDough said:Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday to go. I have a feeling Sat will be light and I will most likely be sent home early (fingers crossed). That's right, people, I have a mere 26 total hours yet to be served. (yes I am literally counting the hours 😛 )
Brian Pavlovitz said:I envy you!!! Enjoy your last 26 hours!
By the way, your avatar rocks! 😉
JaneDough said:I have been listening to Morrisey and the Smith's the last few days. I heard a Morrisey song on the radio last weekend and it reminded me that I liked him.
ANYWAY- I have 8 hours remaining on my sentence, to be served consecutively on Saturday. Praise the lord! Can I get a A-men-ah?
Tappat said:I thought I had to join this thread, as I literally have five (working) days of medical school left. I'm on a VERY mellow neuropathology rotation with no test/paper/presentation at the end, but still, there will be champagne next Friday night! This whole thing (combined degree) has taken me nine years. Congrats to all.
Congratulations!JaneDough said:I'VE BEEN RELEASED!! I would like to thank Caribou Coffee- I never would have made it without your drive-through window. I want to thank the internet, for helping me waste time. I also want to thank ER for all those really fun patients they sent us. Finally, I would like to give ICU a very special sign-off
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JaneDough said:I'VE BEEN RELEASED!!
...assuming you pass the rotation.beary said:This is my last night on L+D....
beary said:Congrats Jane!!! That's awesome!
This is my last night on L+D....

JaneDough said:I'VE BEEN RELEASED!! I would like to thank Caribou Coffee- I never would have made it without your drive-through window. I want to thank the internet, for helping me waste time. I also want to thank ER for all those really fun patients they sent us. Finally, I would like to give ICU a very special sign-off
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beary said:🙁 dork

beary said:Now I am truly down to five more days!!
1,2,3) Three days of L+D
4) Stupid "performance based assessment"
5) Shelf
DONE!!
you deserve a cookie.beary said:Tomorrow is my last day of clinical medicine EVER!!!!! 😀
beary said:Tomorrow is my last day of clinical medicine EVER!!!!! 😀

beary said:Tomorrow is my last day of clinical medicine EVER!!!!! 😀
yaah said:Congratulations on being done. Has the enormous weight lifted yet from your shoulders? I found that it did quite promptly!
beary said:It has! I really feel great right now. I am still paranoid that something will happen and I won't graduate (I really feel that the clerkship director has had it out for me since I am the only M4 on an M3 core rotation - right from day one he has been watching me all the time because he expected me to slack). So I need to study for the darn shelf. But it feels fabulous to be done. Friday is really going to be my big celebration.
👍Congratulations! Well done!beary said:I'M DONE WITH MED SCHOOL!!! 😀![]()
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Tappat said:Congratulations, Beary! Congratulations, me! My supervisor let me go especially early today in celebration of it being my last day of medical school -- extra yippee! Now for several weeks of having visitors or traveling ... not as relaxing as it sounds, with two little kids in tow, but should be fun!
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