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Lux in Domino
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"Be cheerful. Strive to be happy."
Whirlwind
Sunday, November 9, 2008

It's been a semester since I began my journey to greatness. And it seems like everything is happening TOO FAST.

MED LIFE = FAST AND FURIOUS


If I didn't have the proper sense of time, I would say that I've only been in Med school for a week. Things are happening so quick that, I have to admit, I haven't been living my life.

MY LIFE = SLEEP + SOCCER + FRIENDS + CYA
MED LIFE = [HAND-OUTS + BOOKS + CADAVER + HISTOLOGY SLIDES + SLEEPLESS NIGHTS] X 6,925 heart beats per minute


If you ever hear a single Med student say he never thought of quitting, HE'S A LIAR. Everyone I know have thought of dropping out countless of times. Everyone have cried their way through the Biochemistry hand-outs. Everyone have thought they weren't fit to survive the tortures of Metabolisms and Heart Physiology.

I have re-evaluated my intentions of becoming a doctor tons of times due to the reasons that I am being forced to willingly pay Php 91,000 for my education every semester; I am enduring a not-so-much-food-intake every single day; and I am feeling more and more dumb every moment. However, the number of pros always outweighs the cons. So, ACK. HELP ME LORD!

But hey, I wanted this since I was 9. I'm sure the whole four years of Medical education would pass like a breeze. I just hope I don't grow too thin for the wind to blow me away.