The Med Student Goes to Therapy

8 comments from Reddit

• @ranspan · 2024-03 · in “GF is devastated about not matching. Need advice.”

  …When applications time comes around, it will pay off to have thought this out beforehand. - Applications are both easier and more stressful the second time around. Just take things one day at a time, and before you know it, the year of hell will be over and she will hopefully come out of it for the better. I’ll end with a Dr. G video that kept me going in the roughest days and maybe she will helpful as well: ▶ link

  View on r/medicalschool

• @aimlesssouls · 2023-03 · in “The Med Student Goes to Therapy”

  Source: ▶ link

  View on r/medicalschool

• @Dilatair_Clear · 2022-07 · in “Dealing with failure”

  As I have learned the hard way and still learning up to this day, “So give yourself some grace and realize that this is a temporary setback amidst a long list of accomplishments.” ▶ link

  View on r/medicalschool

• @Stell4497 · 2022-06 · in “Dying to study another degree - dilemma!”

  ▶ link This literally popped up after my first comment....I rest my case your honour!....You got this! Save your useless arty farty degree aspirations as a part time hobby thing once you qualify.

  View on r/medicalschool

• @kc2295 · 2022-05 · in “Did anyone fail?”

  Sending love to everyone in this thread. You can and will pass in the future. This does not define you. Not entirely relevant, but not not relevant. ▶ link Hang in there <3

  View on r/step1

• @kc2295 · 2022-03 · in “PSA For Anyone who needs a reason to be happy <3”

  …you and to not let your setbacks define you. You better appreciate that :) Guess what, I believe in you too, even if you didnt match or are facing another setback, you still did all these things. He says it better, but every word is true. ▶ link &#x200B; So PSA: 1. You rock and you are gonna be a damn good doctor 2. Learn CPR, tell your friends and family to do it too--- if you did this you already rock and are gonn…

  View on r/medicalschool