I’m A Doctor. If You’re In Med School, Please Watch This Video

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I just finished my first year in medschool, and i did sooo bad like i barely pass the year, it was so confused, so exhausting, but i will figure it out, and keep going, hope i would be someone good in the five years ahead ♡⸜(ˆᗜˆ˵ )⸝♡

Thank you I really needed a more in depth information about the education system. Thank you so much. :)🩷🤍 I am personally going to get smarter and smarter everyday. Even if I get depressed and tired sometimes.

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What's the difference between God and a doctor? God knows he's not a doctor. Don't unlive yourself, don't go psychotic; instead, just don't take yourself so seriously.

Can anyone start education at the 32 and become a doctor if they're not even Science background

I love that you’re teaching students around the world, and that you found passion for that through your years as a medical student and studying, I’m sure I’ll find this video helpful, as a medical student myself

Idk, personally just learn risk factors and causes of a disease. Then Ix specifically to Dx. When you get over this step, then learn complications. Id make mnemonics that help be my training wheels, once able to use without mnemonics, consider you’re good at it and move on. If you forget, use the mnemonics, but try to not depend on the mnemonics

Hi Dr. Justin. I'm in doctor in training from Brasil. i'd like u explain to me what u mean: Learn clinical perspective first then come back to the pathophysiology in a video that u maked that i forgot the title. the clinical perpective includes: singns and symptoms, findings from laboratory and imaging tests, diagnostic criteria, differential diagnoses? i'll appreciate so much if u give me your feedback. thank u a lot!

Exactly the same thing happened to me. If there are two ways to remember something, learn both ways!

Thank you for this piece. I don’t think it came to me by accident, I think I needed to see it today.😢

For almost six years now, I have been trying to move on from studying Human Anatomy, but deep down, it feels like I never really did. I keep seeing myself back in school in my dreams… over and over again. Sitting in classes, reading, studying and at some point, it became clear that it wasn’t just anything… it was Medicine.

I tried to ignore it because I never had passion for medicine. But the truth is, things have not really worked out since then. I have struggled to find stability, to feel settled, to feel like I am truly walking in purpose. And sometimes, it honestly feels like all those years studying Anatomy didn’t lead me where I thought they would, no work , no stable source of income, not being sure of where the next income will come from.That thought alone has been painful.

Now, I find myself standing at a crossroads. Everything around me seems to be pointing me back to Medicine. I have even taken the step to get the form, but if I’m being honest, I’m scared. Medicine is not something you step into lightly. It demands your time, your energy, your consistency… your life. And that thought overwhelms me.

But at the same time, there’s something I cannot ignore anymore. A quiet but persistent pull. A knowing deep inside me that this might actually be where I’m meant to be. I don’t feel fully ready. I don’t have everything figured out. But I am tired of running from it.

I believe God has been trying to get my attention for a long time, and I kept pushing it aside. And somehow, nothing has felt right since then.

So here I am, afraid, uncertain, but willing.

Willing to try. Willing to trust. Willing to take this step, even if I don’t feel strong enough yet.

I don’t just want success, I want peace in my decisions. I want to feel like I am finally in the right place, doing what I am meant to do.

And maybe… just maybe… this is where it begins.

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1. Learn from rlly simple basics, then build on that. Could be simple diagrams first.
2. Learn for application. Learn something from the POV that we are going to use it one day. This can make recalling content easier later on, and can make more sense to why we have to study the content.
3. Prioritise what yields more, then rmb them. Eg. Clinical attachment coming up, study relevant content first. Or, exam syllabus, pick heavier weightage content.
4. Be more motivated and curious. Will be able to get more help from seniors.

Thank you so much for conveying this to us it's really helpful