You’re probably wondering if medical doctors have to go through the struggle that is job hunting right? *Quick Recap – I graduated from the College of Medicine, of the University of Lagos (because it seems some people still don’t know what Uni I went to) about a month ago and have spent the better part
Hey guys, look who is a medical doctor now! I graduated last week , so this post is a little late but I was shipped off to my hometown the day after for my cousin’s wedding and only just got back. Its kind of a long read down there but definitely one worth your time
By now I expect that its no news that I’m in my final year in medical school right? Yes! So I’ve been meaning to blog about some of the lessons I’ve learnt on my med school journey but i haven’t been able to make them into well formed sentences so I called on my alobam,
Oh God, when will this class end? Argh! My eyes are hurting! Damn glasses Wait! Isn’t this woman a consultant, why is she shelling like this? Oh well Yasss! My pink blazer will go well with the new blue playsuit i jusy got. I should totally rock it with sneakers. Someone please remind me again
Took this en-route school today “One day, you’re 17 and you’re planning for someday. And then quietly without you ever knowing, someday is today. And then someday is yesterday. And this is your life – John Green” Its mind-boggling the way time goes by so fast. Only yesterday, I was replying all the numerous “what
e Some random snapshots from my ophthalmology posting. Classmates and then some My six weeks in ophthalmology posting expired sometime around noon today after the final bell signifying the end of “the end of posting” exam was rung. (haha, see what i did here) and now i can officially say i’m in my final year
I’m always sharing all the “fun moments”, Fashion shows and what-not but this post is a bit different. I’m sharing another aspect of my life – The medical student aspect. Most of you already know that i am a medical student (i mean its written right there in my bio.lol) I attend college of medicine,
The first time I learnt of our(school) trip to a rural village in Ogun state, west of Nigeria, I wasn’t particularly enthusiastic about the trip, neither did I look forward to the adventure. I was more concerned about the various opportunities I’ll miss while away.The day of the journey drew closer and frankly I was still
Heyyyy guysss So, regardless of the fact that i woke up with a terrible tummy ache, i somehow managed to make it to school and on time. Today was another field trip day and we went to a children development center at surulere, a place for children with special needs and developmental disabilities. got to interact with