It seems that my life revolves around planning at the moment, booking my UKCAT, planning open days, sorting out my revision schedule for the summer, figuring out my dissertation topic, all requiring lots of planning. I don't seem to have much time to do anything between volunteering and working towards the summer exams and next year! I don't mind because I know that it'll (hopefully) be worth it in the end, but it would be nice to have a little bit of "me" time without feeling guilty and thinking that I should be doing something else instead.
I'm sitting here waiting for my dad to call me so that I can go and pick up something from him, wishing he'd hurry up as I'm wasting time that I should be spending reading for my dissertation so I can send my proposal to my lecturer and have a supervisor assigned to me. I still can't believe that in September I'll be in my 3rd year, this degree has flown by. I've really enjoyed it, I wish I hadn't had the health problems I've had with it but I'm pretty proud of myself for being able to continue with it despite them.
I think today I'm going to meet my dad, finish doing some reading, write a draft proposal, do a spot of note making for my exams and then catch up on some other work. My other half has plans this evening and I'm going too, so I'll probably be shattered by about 9pm, just in time for 24 hours in A and E. Frustratingly I wake up pretty early most days and I'm shattered pretty early in the evening too, which also makes me feel guilty and feel like I should be working rather than crashed out on the sofa.
Anyway, my dad has just called and told me he's not meeting me for over an hour so I'm going to get back to my reading. Hope everyone has at least had the chance to enjoy some of the lovely sunshine we've had, fingers crossed that wasn't our summer.
Keep it up, it will be worth it. And all that planning and work will serve as practice for when you qualify ;P
ReplyDeleteThank you, I really hope it will be! :)
ReplyDeleteIt's good that you plan and work. I hope you'll be a medical student. Sad about your problem of benign intracranial hypertension. Just enjoy the life and keep on going in the correct path. :)
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Thank you very much. It could be much worse it is a shame that I have iih, but I"m still hopeful that eventually my body will sort itself out! Thank you for reading and for your good wishes!
DeleteSame as I've been feeling! With the planning anyhow, but keep at it! I'm an undergrad too, trying to make it. I just started my blog as well...any advice? Also where's a link so I can follow your updates?
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Hey hope everything is going well for you! Sorry for the delay in replying, I believe you just click follow and you subscribe to the blog :) thanks for reading, I shall check out your blog!
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