Saturday, December 17, 2011

Week 17

I am officially a P1.5!!! Celebrations occurred the night of my last final, not too late though because I was so damn worn out from the last two weeks of hell. But I made it through and that is all that matters. Now I am working full time and trying to spend as much time with Marie as possible, I owe her for the last three months of nothing but studying. I am hoping next semester will be more manageable, due to the fact that I have done this before and maybe I have some understanding of what I need to do to be a successful pharmacy student. For those out there who are thinking about joining our ranks of sleep deprived PharmD candidates, it feels great to have accomplished so much so far. One feels depressed, down-trodden, and disheartened while attending classes and going through 5 finals a week and sleeping two hours a night, but when you finish, words cannot describe the excitement and joy you feel. When I walked out of that last exam, I had this pressure inside my chest, this rush of happiness, that felt like I need to scream with joy at having finished. I almost shouted out, "Suck it Pharmacy school!" However, I am too polite for that.

Since the semester is over, and this blog is about the PharmD life, I am going to take a break on posting until the week before the Spring Semester starts. I plan on removing myself as far as possible from the PharmD life during this much needed break. I do plan on writing the papers we have due for Introduction to Patient Care over the break, but other than that, NADA!

I hope you all have an awesome break. I will see you next semester!

As a treat I decided to compile a list of what all you gain, besides a PharmD certificate, when you graduate pharmacy school.

  • Gray hair
  • bald spots
  • weight gain or loss
  • heart burn
  • anxiety
  • insomnia
  • ulcers
May the force be with you! Goodbye to another week in the PharmD life!

1 comment:

  1. As a treat I decided to compile a list of what all you gain, besides a PharmD certificate, when you graduate pharmacy school.

    And don't forget these -

    1. A giant school loan bill.
    2. Massive change.
    3. Loss of control in your professional destiny.
    4. An uncertain professional future.
    5. The satisfaction that you can accomplish anything that you set your mind to do.

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