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So, Today was my last day of Medical School. The graduation ceremony is next week. It is so hard to believe I am 27 and I have been in school since I was 5, and now school is over. Learning will always continue, but I will not need to be in school ever again. Wow. Thank God it is finally here.
.... And I have a wedding to shoot this weekend... Too much fun to control myself.
... *large sigh of relief*....
Dave.
Congratz...
Now you have a medical degree you can pursue the dream to be a pro photograher? [:P]
Dave....Congrats....that is awesome..............
Congratulations Dave! I assume you already found a job? Or do you continue working in sites like Peru?
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Yeah, maybe even go to Photography-school [A]
Congratulations Dave....an accomplishment to be proud of and celebrated.
Great news, Dave. Did they teach you how to cure L disease?:p
Congratulations Dave, all the best for the future.[Y]
I watched Grey's Anatomy last night for the first time in ages and if life in a hospital is anything like that show, you probably need to sit down and have a rest.[;)]
Steve
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Great idea! That is now going to be my next step! I have a wedding to shoot on saturday.... so dream accomplished!!! Yay!
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Originally Posted by Jan Paalman
Yes. My wife and I will be resident physicians for 3 years in a small town in South Carolina. Then, we take a very expensive test to be "Board Certified" and we go wherever we want.
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Andy, I am unsure that humanity will ever see the end of this "L disease." It is one of those true medical mysteries. Although with all the advances in genetics, I am sure there is probably a gene that predisposes people the L condition. Of course the Nikonian train of thought contests that no such disease even exists, but most people don't listen to them anyway. [H]
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Steve, thankfully medical school is not really like Grey's, aside from the fact that a lot of us wear scrubs and feel stupid when we don't know the answers to the Attending physicians questions. Of course, some high school drama is going to exist when you put that many Type A people together, and BELIEVE ME that really wears you out.
On the rest topic; I will go out tonight and get a much deserved steak. mmmmmm....[B]
To everyone else, Thank you so much for your kind words.... Every person I meet that is getting into photography I direct to this site, and this community. The kind of brains and personalities here truly are unmatched in my mind. I am glad to have been a part of it for so long!
Regards,
Dave.
Congrats, Dave, it's a huge accomplishment!
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Indeed. [;)] (FWIW, it wears out your instructors, too...at least, it started getting a bit old for me after teaching medical gross anatomy, histology, and neuroscience for 8 years...)
Woohoo!!! Congrats, Dave!! Are we all invited to the party to celebrate?!
My daughter is (FINALLY) starting college in the fall and as much as I tried to gear her toward the medical field ...she has chosen the road of IT geeks! Oh well, I can always use a handy IT person I guess!
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Sure, The more the merrier. It will be the day after graduation in Jacksonville, NC to whoever wants to make the trip. Good food and fellowship!!
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Well, she will pretty much be guaranteed a job in that field, almost as guaranteed as medicine... of course, no malpractice insurance, which is nice... [+o(]
Hey Dave,
That's a very long grind and a wonderful accomplishment! I'm sure it's a tremendous sense of relief that your finally done!!!
Party? That means graduation presents, right? Maybe if you're lucky,you'll geta lot of gift certifciactes to B&H! [G]
Well done.., and Congratulations!
Cheers [B]
Rich
Congrats Dave---now-----<span style="font-size: large;"]Residency[:S]