ERAS is in
AHHHHHHHHHH.
10/20: Of course, I would forget to add my involvement with the Otolaryngology Interest Group in my experiences….
10/21: Omg, a manuscript acceptance that day after ERAS is due. WHY.
From the middle school diaries that started it all
ALL THINGS EDUCATION
AHHHHHHHHHH.
10/20: Of course, I would forget to add my involvement with the Otolaryngology Interest Group in my experiences….
10/21: Omg, a manuscript acceptance that day after ERAS is due. WHY.
I’m always surprised that it’s possible for my heart and soul to feel so full while my body feels so exhausted.
I am excited, scared, nervous, among all other emotions.
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I’m sitting at my gate in the airport, and despite trying my hardest to reflect over the past couple of days, it is difficult to put my thoughts into words. But to start:
Oh, what a week it has been.
The preparation leading up to and during this conference has been challenging. From juggling multiple hats (would not recommend), to witnessing how strategy was utilized, to engaging with our Medical Student Section and House in thoughtful dialogue about health policy, I have learned so much. We continue to move the needle on single-payer, affirm that health in all its forms is a basic human right, support the right of transgender and non-binary individuals to change government documents in accordance to their gender identity, eliminate the term “mental retardation” in clinical settings, and support legislation allowing mature minors to consent to vaccinations. As I enter this meeting knowing that I would transition towards another position, I have become acutely aware that my tenure at the AMA is due solely to the mentorship of so many role models.
What an experience.
Austin was so fun to visit, and I’m so grateful for the opportunity to learn more about a field I’m interested in pursuing.
And I am terrified. Just…breathe in. Breathe out. One day at a time. Some quotes to get me through: Courage is the greatest of all
I can’t believe they released this egghead into the wild. But in all seriousness, a thousand thank-yous to everyone who helped me on this journey.
I found place to stay! I can finally stop spending 5+ hours a day poring through apartment listings. Although a studio is all I can
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