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NSUCOM!!!!
If you're starting an osteopathic medical school, shout where you're going!!!
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KIRKSVILLE COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE in good old K'Ville, MO
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'Old Man Dave'
KCOM, Class of '03
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'Old Man Dave'
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NYCOM all the way
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Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine!!
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Keneth C.Plowey (PCOM '03)
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Keneth C.Plowey (PCOM '03)
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OUCOM Rules
prefontaine
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In six months, be sure to post how 'happy' you are to be in in osteopathic school!
Q: What is the difference between an osteopathic student and dog ****?
A: No one goes out of their way to step on dog ****.
Soon you will find out why they say that DOs eat their young.
BTW, it is wonderful to be in the nurturing world of an ACGME residency...great teaching...compassionate attendings...cooperative residents...intelligent medical students.
At least attending DO school allowed me to appreciate what I have now and how fortunate I am to have matched here.
Tsk,tsk,tsk, what a typical osteopathic mindset...editing my messages. Derek, do your friends call you Dick?
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Q: What is the difference between an osteopathic student and dog ****?
A: No one goes out of their way to step on dog ****.
Soon you will find out why they say that DOs eat their young.
BTW, it is wonderful to be in the nurturing world of an ACGME residency...great teaching...compassionate attendings...cooperative residents...intelligent medical students.
At least attending DO school allowed me to appreciate what I have now and how fortunate I am to have matched here.
Tsk,tsk,tsk, what a typical osteopathic mindset...editing my messages. Derek, do your friends call you Dick?
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prefontaine,
Isn't that picture you paint for your osteopathic colleagues too grim? If you don't like being a DO, why did you become one in the first place?
You should explain your situation.
I've never met a DO who complained about getting screwed over simply because he was a DO, or who was getting the shaft from the older generations of DOs. As far as I could tell when I was interviewing for medical school, the osteopathic faculties seemed much more approachable than the allopathic faculties, and this can only reflect positively on their concern for their students and their patients.
Tim of New York City.
Isn't that picture you paint for your osteopathic colleagues too grim? If you don't like being a DO, why did you become one in the first place?
You should explain your situation.
I've never met a DO who complained about getting screwed over simply because he was a DO, or who was getting the shaft from the older generations of DOs. As far as I could tell when I was interviewing for medical school, the osteopathic faculties seemed much more approachable than the allopathic faculties, and this can only reflect positively on their concern for their students and their patients.
Tim of New York City.
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COMP.
I am impressed by the students often. I am very happy to be going to med school here.
G-luck everyone....
BTW, our provost is The President Elect of the AOA- Dr. Krpan.
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I am impressed by the students often. I am very happy to be going to med school here.
G-luck everyone....
BTW, our provost is The President Elect of the AOA- Dr. Krpan.
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I'm just starting at University of Health Sciences-College of Osteopathic Medicine in Kansas City, Missouri. We just finished orientation and so far I am greatly enjoying it. Tonight was our white coating ceremony. It was very special and a moment that I doubt I will forget. I would love to meet students from other osteopathic schools and here about their first week of school.
Josh Meador
UHS-COM 2003
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Western University-COMP in beautiful Downtown Pomona. We have finished our first week. One of our professors told us that we have completed .4% of our medical education so far. Having a great time!
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Western Univ. / COMP '2004' !
(ok, so I'm a year early...)
(ok, so I'm a year early...)
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Matthews...you're a miserable turn-coat cheapskate slacker!! LOL...hope your enjoying that gorgeous TX weather ROFLMAO...Gawd, I'll NEVER EVER miss that hell hole! Best of luck in school to you...
Your Friend,
PS: When does the welfare check arrive?
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'Old Man Dave'
KCOM, Class of '03
Your Friend,
PS: When does the welfare check arrive?
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'Old Man Dave'
KCOM, Class of '03
