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Early induction for dying dad
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My sister-in-law posted the link on my Facebook page to this sad story about a pregnant woman getting an induction a week and a half early because her husband was dying. I had already seen the story on quite a … Continue reading → [...] -
Us vs. them (or a blog retrospective)
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I cut down on my blogging a lot this past year. It was due to a combination of a different factors. It is harder to tell stories about clinical experiences without discussing my patients or attending physicians in a possibly … Continue reading → [...] -
What exactly is “natural birth” anyway?
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I’m done with my residency interviews. On to the rank list. So, as a distraction, how about diving in? Last week on Twitter, one of the people whose feed I follow posted that it annoyed her when people refer to … Continue reading → [...] -
Back with something too cool to let by
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Whew! 2012! How did that happen? So, yeah, 2012. Lots of big stuff lined up this year. More interviews. Step 2 clinical skills board exam – my last medical school board exam. Rank list. Match. Graduation. (if all goes according … Continue reading → [...] -
Reply turned post, “reasonable” commenters style
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Jill has had a great series of posts on The Unnecesarean about a large malpractice payment based on jury findings of a lack of appropriate informed consent prior to a shoulder dystocia that resulted in a permanently affected child, and … Continue reading → [...] -
Countdown one week
Number of comments: 6
Interviewing time is quickly approaching. I have my first interview in one week. Eek. I have four interviews scheduled so far. I would like more. I am thinking of applying to more programs. I haven’t gotten an invite to my … Continue reading → [...]
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First day at an “audition rotation” observations
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I’m waiting on line to get an I.D. card for my new rotation site. It’s a family planning rotation at a program that has an obstetrics and gynecology residency to which I applied. I’m really excited and nervous. So, to … Continue reading → [...]
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*blink blink*
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I have been swamped in all areas of my life lately. Between a rotation in gynecologic oncology that had me waking up at four most mornings and had OR days that easily stretched into fifteen hours long, to my seven … Continue reading → [...]
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Applying to residency
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I filled out my ERAS (Electronic Residency Application Service) and sent it to fourteen obstetrics and gynecology residency programs. I also uploaded my personal statement. I am doing a gynecologic oncology rotation this month. It has been great, but really … Continue reading → [...]
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Board scores, driving, public health and applications
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Sorry I have been so scarce. I have been doing a rotation at a community health center that is 90 miles from my house. I commute most days. The kids started school last Monday, and I have started doing doing … Continue reading → [...]
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