Well, actually, the countdown ticker on my Facebook page says one thousand and ninety five but one thousand is just easier to visualize (and more poetic - if we actually make it to day 1001, we'll address the issue then). I make no promises people but I'm going to attempt to blog almost every day of this journey. I feel called to take you all on this walk with me. There are just a few small points to address:
1. Vacations will not be blogged. I'll lump the dates and write about it AFTER.
2. At times there might not be anything much to say (or exhaustion will simply remove all directed thought from my head). I'll try to put SOMETHING. It might be short, it might be pointless, but it will be honest.
3. Sometimes I'll have to be really vague about situations (you know, patient privacy, HIPPA and all that). I'll do my best to protect the people involved but still try to paint a good picture of life as a resident for anyone out there who wants to read this. If I call a patient "S" - odds are their name doesn't begin with "S" - just to be clear.
4. Uhh, I think that's it. Let's get started!
Moses was in the desert for 14600 days. It took Noah 36500 days to build the ark. Nehemiah spent 52 days rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem. I spent 2190 days as a medical student. God does things in His time. That much is apparent. If there is anything I learned in med school, it's that what I think is supposed to be 4 years, may turn out to be 6 and the things I imagine never happening could do so in the blink of an eye. Who knows what He has for me in the coming days but God is God. I step out my door with that in mind.
Here we go.
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