Post Test Plans....

i'm taking my test on friday. honestly, it's very difficult to study now. very difficult. i'm not even doing as well with my studying now. But the fact that keeps me going is taking the exam and being really dissapointed with my score on July 16th. THAT'S what keeps me going. i just hope this thing turns out okay. i've (we've) worked too hard to let this exam put a dent on our career goals.

good luck to you.

 

I'm taking my test this Saturday (6/28).

Post test plan is nothing fancy. I don't want to make anything big happen after the test, because I want to make this seem like "not a big event in my life" so I can relax and perform well.

By the way, my school starts on the following Monday So, I need to wake up late on Sunday, buying some stuffs (a toy especially because my first rotation is Peds), and wake up next day at 5:30am for the orientation

 

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Commence human interaction.

 

that's the key. it took me a few days to readjust. i was having post-prometric depression or some ****. a gaping hole was left in my life that was recently occupied with constant studying. with it yanked away I felt completely empty. then i realized i hate studying with a passion unbridled and that i had been blowing off my friends and family for 40 straight days (missing my own birthday, fathers day, mother's day, and a few other choice days). that was when it occured to me that i should stop pissing and moaning about all the answers i got wrong on the test (i've had marginal success with this) and commence the drinking. i've hung out with friends, played video games, smoked cigars, gotten drunk (pretty much everyday), read some Stephen King, and rummaged aimlessly around the city. good times. very good times. step 1 is done forever!!! yay!!!!

 

Sounds perfect. I have to enter the gates of Prometric hell tomorrow morning. It is what it is and it will be over soon enough - I don't think I can take any more of this studying. It's just so depressing to hear your alarm clock go off every morning knowing what you have to do that day.

 

I'm totally with you. What sucks even more is that every dream in the last night was USMLE-related (Candida coming out of the esophagus to get you with big white claws, etc)

 

I started my weight lifting routine again. I lost a solid 20 pounds over these past 2 months and it's a damn chore to even bench press what I used to.