I guess I'm one of the few that liked anatomy ... not lab as much, but the clinical correlates of structure and dysfunction were pretty cool. Plus, it was so beautiful sometimes ... not sure how to explain, maybe you'll see the beauty of it when you study it.
I thought histology was very hard, because the slides all looked the same to me until just a day or so before the test. Then stuff would come together. And histology is hard because there is no clinical correlates to make you say ... "Aaah, that's why we learn this."
Embryo is just not well done at my school. They try, but it just isn't that interesting, and everyone just starts studying just a day or two before the exams.
All the stuff first semester is difficult because of breadth and depth, not because the concepts are difficult to understand. It is just a whole lot of facts that you have to know. The hardest thing for me in anatomy was autonomics, but that wasn't even that hard compared to some stuff I've had in undergrad.
And, if like Bud, you don't like a certain subject, it will be sheer misery. But, the pain subsides rather quickly, and you'll be on to other stuff soon enough.
Simul
p.s. I think Moore is a great book for anatomy, if just for the blue boxes and the great charts. Use Netter and Rohen for the majority of your studying. Good luck!