tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-29798185.post2417327824577586666..comments2009-07-24T13:58:34.627-08:00Vitum Medicinushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/09994320714669547787vitum@vitummedicinus.comBlogger3125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-29798185.post-60565579311216536592009-07-24T13:58:34.627-08:002009-07-24T13:58:34.627-08:00

Don&#39;t worry because you feel that you do not know enough. It is when you think that you know enough that you need to pause for a little reality check.<br /><br />I envy your future patients.

CountyRathttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10228262536418983673noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-29798185.post-41354504945219851342009-06-25T11:55:05.556-08:002009-06-25T11:55:05.556-08:00

I&#39;m new to the online medical community (very addictive), but just have to say, I&#39;m in love with your blog. So, so encouraging. And I&#39;m definitely following some of the advice in your post about medical blogs.<br /><br />In response to this entry: Even as a college student, I sometimes feel like I&#39;m learning at the same rate my 80-year-old grandmother learns English, and it&#39;s

Weilannahttp://flittery.wordpress.comnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-29798185.post-53431678218525295162009-06-25T03:29:41.163-08:002009-06-25T03:29:41.163-08:00

Hmmm...<br />Even I had absolutely no love left for &#39;being-a-doctor&#39; once I entered my Med School...I used to try hard, waste a long time just thinking whether I wanted to do it anymore. Trying to find out reasons to justify my taking-up of this field. And never could I find any satisfactory answers.<br /><br />But, just a few time spend in the wards &amp; just a few serious-histories &

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