The day before you know you're really in med school...

We dissect tomorrow. A cadaver. One of the most profound first events of medical school. I feel somewhat ill-prepared. We're just going to go right in and do it. I'm not nervous, not scared, not excited. I just am. But yet, my mind in little ways tries to comprehend the magnitude of this event. It all has really started now, the studying, the routine, the ICM, the lessons... and now the cadaver. We'll see how it goes. And then the weekend... and vegas? What a crazy time.

Bright and Early

The days start early and may go late, but the routines already starting to kick in. And while I don't know if the waking up early part, it is an enjoyable routine. I can't imagine spending my time as a medical student any other way. I get to still do what I want, I am learning (or reviewing) and get to see my friends everyday. What an experience. I don't think anything really prepares you for it, it's just so different and so cool.

A new start

So here I am in Los Angeles. I never would have thought. It's quite a fresh, new start. New people, new area, new everything. Even at times, I feel it's a new me. It's definitely a new me from the time I started college, from the time I ended college, from any other time. Then that is the essence of now. I am only where I am now, and that is ok.

Peering at the hills of LA, thinking about the amazing people that are here. I can't help but to feel so lucky and blessed. It's been an amazing start to what will be an amazing journey.

Another blog another change in style

Shifts in my perspectives have brought me here.

Living in the moment.

Let's see where it takes me.