Ending of my second year medical school.

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That was how i felt like during my first two years of medical school. Little kids playing with stethoscopes.
 (no kidding)
The human body is so complicated. Even though there's only a limited amount of organs in your body but they are all connected and its just so amazing..

(how i passed my medical school exams)

Medical school seriously involves a lot of reading, I've always put reading as my hobby in questionnaires and what not but i truly didn't learn the meaning of reading until i entered medical school. Books, notes, websites, or anything with words related to medicine. In each system that you learn, there's a life lesson in it too.. sort of...

In renal system ( your kidneys) - u learn that you would always need a backup system, and definitely clear away whatever thats bringing you down. Never let it stay with you long and hold on to it if its spoiling you. Throw it away. 

In respiratory system ( your lungs and breathing ) - take everyday day by day, there's no point rushing and its definitely bad procrastinating. Like how its always good to breath nice and easy, not breathing too fast and hyperventilating or breathing slowly and then deprived yourself of oxygen, enjoy every breath, enjoy everyday of your life. But enjoy it every day. Dont tell yourself you would enjoy today tomorrow. LOL

Those are just something i could think of right now. The correlation is really small and its like im making this up, which i am, but what the hell. I write what i wan here. :P

Seth