The last 7 months have been whirlwind.
To say that I am a little behind with the blog would be an understatement.
But now that I have some free time on my hands,
I will try to document the last 7 months of our lives.
It shouldn't be that hard because all we have been doing is
studying, eating good food, and working out.
It shouldn't be that hard because all we have been doing is
studying, eating good food, and working out.
I thought I should start out with our biggest news.
I graduated from PA School!
I seriously thought that this day would never come.
I have been looking forward to being done with school forever,
but I also felt like it crept up on me.
For the last year I have been out on rotations.
Basically ever month I shadowed a new doctor in a different field of medicine.
It was so much fun to get a glimpse into all different types of medicine.
Last year, I decided that I would go into my rotations with an open mind.
I wasn't sure what scope of medicine that I wanted to
practice and thought this was a great time to learn a little about everything.
I thought I would love OB/GYN.
I find pregnancy so fascinating and child birth as the greatest miracle of life.
I find pregnancy so fascinating and child birth as the greatest miracle of life.
I found out that I loved OB but hated GYN.
Babies are cool but everything else is not my favorite.
I thought I loved kids but realized that I did not like Pediatrics.
That is way to much snot and dirty diapers for me.
I loved the thrill of being in the OR,
but found out that surgeons are not always the nicest people.
I think I cried every day of my surgical rotation.
I loved Cardiology and think that the heart is the coolest organ in our body.
I learned all about Rheumatology and the way our bodies can attack themselves.
I found out how real Psychiatric diseases are.
My last rotation was ER.
I had never really considered working in the Emergency Room.
But I came home after my first shift and knew this is where I wanted to be.
I LOVE the ER.
I love the energy that resides there.
I love being able to help patients in their moment of crisis.
I love sewing people up.
I love seeing an ambulance pull in.
I love sewing people up.
I love seeing an ambulance pull in.
I love running around and having a million things to think about.
I loved everything about it.
I know this sounds weird, and my husband thinks I am nuts,
but I have always loved hospital.
Hospitals are filled with interesting and high stake cases.
I get an adrenaline rush the minute I walk through those doors.
So, I feel very blessed that I got hired on to work for an amazing ER group.
I cannot wait to start working
Overall, last year was been one of the funnest years of my life.
I can not believe that I am living out my childhood dream of practicing medicine.
I learned so much this year and grew so much as a person.
November 3rd, my graduation date,
has been on my calendar for that last 2 and half years.
I have been looking at this date with anticipation and excitement.
I have been looking at this date with anticipation and excitement.
This day was filled with a mix of emotions.
I was so excited to be done but so sad that it was over.
I has happy that I would never go to school again,
but also sad that this part of my life was over.
I was excited to start practicing medicine,
but sad that I wouldn't see my classmates anymore.
My emotions were all over the place.
I was so lucky to have all of my family surround me with Love on this special day.
I was extremely grateful for my in-laws who came
down to spend this weekend with me.
I seriously would have never made it through school without
the love and support of my husband and all of my family.
They were my backbone when I was totally stressed out,
and encouraged me when I felt like the impossible could not be done.
and encouraged me when I felt like the impossible could not be done.
They gave me the confidence and encouragement to keep going.
And I am so grateful for all of them.
I am especially grateful for my husband.
He is so supportive of me and my dreams.
He encouraged me to go to school and would give
me pep talks every morning.
I could not have done it without him.
I feel so blessed that I had this opportunity.
I am so grateful for my education.
I LOVED PA school and will look back at
this time of my life with fondness.
With that said I cannot wait to get back in the hospital.
I am stuck in the middle of a waiting game.
It takes a couple of months to get my license and to
get credentialed in all of the hospitals.
But this down time could not have come at a better time.
I am excited to enjoy the Holidays with friends and family
With that said I cannot wait to get back in the hospital.
I am stuck in the middle of a waiting game.
It takes a couple of months to get my license and to
get credentialed in all of the hospitals.
But this down time could not have come at a better time.
I am excited to enjoy the Holidays with friends and family