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Thank you LORD!

I passed my boards! I am so happy! To be honest, when I walked out of that exam, I was sure I was going to have to retake it. Allelujah (imagine Fountain of Praise singing that word on their song: I can't praise you enough. better yet, go hear it for yourself here.) i am so ecstatic!!

Even better, I have the weekend off. I think i will be checking out the brand new heavies after all.

oh yeah, third year is going fine. lots of work though, and i get so nervous about speaking in front of people. but i really adore my team. plus i admire my pgy-3 resident a lot, she is a firm and assertive woman. when i see her, i think to myself, i can do this! no room for shyness.


in a minute.









pgy=post graduate year.

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Cherub (former Bijouxoxo) said…
Congrats girl. I'm not trying to be nosy with this question, forgive me if it seems that way. Do you work and attend med. school at the same time? I've heard people say it's impossible to do the two together.

I'm sure with time, as u get used to things, all the shyness will wear off. I wish you God's blessings in the next school year.
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