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Lol didnt know allo posters were this close
Not yet a med student but I have thought about dropping out as a premed, and I would consider myself more "gunnerish" than average. It's not a sign of "weakness." It's more a consequence of a cost/benefit analysis. Anyone who doesn't do one is inhuman. And I would be willing to bet that most if not all of whom that are going or have gone through the training process have entertained the idea of quitting at one point. It's a natural effect of the inherent difficulty of the training process in addition to the fact that one has a CHOICE of going through it or not. It doesn't mean anything. I didn't do any worse in my classes after having thought about quitting. I imagine I wouldn't do any worse as a doctor.
I bet you're going to do great dealing with the CHF/DM/COPD patients that come onto your service as a MS3. Afterall, they should've known that their diet/obesity/lack of exercise/smoking was going to cause their disease, right?
There's a time to be harsh, and another to be understanding. Please come back when you understand which time is for what.
Please go into diagnostic radiology or path. I wouldn't want you to see any patients, ever.
Also, I'm sure 98% of you SNDers got into medicine for "chick, money, power, and chicks" you have no idea what it actually mean to dedicate your life to giving others a second chance at theirs, when you actually know what that feels like, you'll then understand how easy it is to study hard, work hard, and enjoy it rather that complain that you were ever given such an opportunity in the first place.
If you did have control, then the follow-up question is: What was your method/strategy/plan? If it's controllable, then you must be able to articulate a method that, if followed, will lead to the same conclusion. If you can articulate it, I'd gladly follow it, for who wouldn't want to make it easy to "study hard, work hard, and enjoy it?"
If you can't articulate it, STFU and GTFO.
Lol. You're an idiot. I'm referring to my weaker colleagues because a lot of them can do a lot better, and most of the time simply by not being a little girl about it.
You have no idea how much I care about patients, maybe thats why when I see fellow students laughing about how they are just here to pass, I feel the need to tell them to go f* themselves, its a life or death job, treat it that way.
Again, you sir are a *****.
Also, I'm sure 98% of you SNDers got into medicine for "chick, money, power, and chicks" you have no idea what it actually mean to dedicate your life to giving others a second chance at theirs, when you actually know what that feels like, you'll then understand how easy it is to study hard, work hard, and enjoy it rather that complain that you were ever given such an opportunity in the first place.
Smoker comes in with lung cancer. "Well, you knew the risks. Sorry. Goodbye."
Again, *****. Why do you keep saying something along those lines. And the answer is hell no, thats not me, it's obviously something along to lines of how you feel about it and your projecting. That's such a stupid position to hold, also because I am a smoker =____= so shut your mouth idiot.
You're the smoker, and he's the idiot?
Lol. I guess you'd be one of those doctors he's talking about.
Lol. I guess you'd be one of those doctors he's talking about.
It makes him feel special inside.
Dang dude....you seem to like throwing around ***** and idiot around left and right
Chillax, it's only a message board