How is it that the first time in my life that I wake up with heart burn is the week we’re learning about pulmonary embolisms? Granted, it wasn’t necessarily on inspirations, and probably a little low for a pulmonary embolism. And there are no other symptoms. Whatever.
I am slowly going crazy. Or I’m just becoming a typical medical student.
So, I didn’t take that many pictures over the break, but this series of my brother and niece on Christmas is pretty priceless. We Oppenheimers can sleep through anything:
anna in med school 
My nephew is a very, very good sleeper. That comes in handy.
The little miracle girl is cute as the dickens!
aw, i couldn’t agree more!
Anna
This probably won’t be your last “medical student disease”; when I was an MS2 (a long time ago), I had a brain tumor. I was sure of it; I knew it had nothing to do with the fact that we were studying about brain tumors 🙂
A brain tumor, eh? What convinced you that you didn’t have one? 🙂
Oh, I’m sure this won’t be my last…and it’s not my first. In October, I was sure I had Vitamin B-12 deficiency…of course, it didn’t help that my biochem preceptor also suggested it