I have written and deleted multiple versions of this blog post because even when typing feels louder than speaking, I don’t know if I can always find the words that really reflect what I want to say. Regardless, this has been the thread running through my life at the moment: my voice has been taking …
I recently had the good fortune of being able to attend an online conference held by the Friends of the David Nott Foundation society at my university. It was based on the topic of MDT on the Frontline and besides the event being hugely successful and inspiring, both in terms of content approached and the …
I have alluded to the vast differences in life during third year, as compared to the first two years of university, in my previous posts but now is the time to delve into the nitty gritty details of third year. I know this comes on the background of weeks of inactivity on my blog, after …
Continue reading The Jump from Preclinical Medicine to Clinical Medicine
Hi guys! Hope you’re all doing well. I didn’t write a blog post last week which was the first time in months that I’ve strayed from this routine, but I just ended up so busy over the last weekend with so much stuff on my plate that it got too difficult. A common theme in …
My Blogging Journey I started my blog in February 2018 so we’re up to over two and a half years of its existence. Although it has changed a lot over this time, including multiple rebrands and changes in content type, I feel like it has always been something I do purely for myself, my own …
Hi everyone! Hope you’re all doing well, excelling in every aspect of your life. This is going to be a very freestyle piece of writing with no semblance of a plan, just some stuff I want to reflect on and summarise in words. I feel like I do some kind of yearly reflection every single …
Hi friends, hope you’re all doing well! I thought I’d document this week of university since it was a good mixture of different things I’ve been doing. We’ve not yet started our official placements for this year, so these first four weeks are mainly just to start becoming acclimatised to the wards (we go on …
Continue reading A Week of Med School: Introduction to Clinical Learning
Some people prefer the cosiness of winter, while others prefer the freedom of summer. Me, I would place myself firmly in the latter camp and I really kind of dread the coming of winter because I would rather be outside in the sun, as opposed to inside in the snow. Something about the dullness of …
Continue reading Seasonal Reset: How to Make the Colder Months a Bit Brighter
I know we’re in October already, and I hope that’s a testament to just how much I procrastinate sometimes, because today I wanted to share a few of the books I read over summer. I’m only two months late! I’ll try not to spoil any of the books and just share a little overview, along …
With the start of a new year comes the start of a new organisational system because we all know I spend too much time procrastinating-by-preparation: a fantastic illusion of productivity because you’re still doing something, but it’s questionable whether the time could be spent better doing other things. Maybe something to fire up the neurones …
