Soon...

I promise a blog entry by the end of this week. Really, I do ;)

I guess people have ups and downs during their blogging and I think I'm in that down phase for some reason. I sincerely congratulate and tip my hat off to you people that can do this blogging thing day in and day out. It really takes a lot of work in addition to having your own life...(you do have lives right?) lol, just kidding.

My Medical Journey

Stagnation Damnation!

My Medical Journey is a blog by LoverockMD, a.k.a. someone who loves rock music and a medical degree student. LoverockMD just started up his English blog but went straight for the throat and put in some medical posts describing Fibrous Dysplasia and a Hangman's Fracture among others. LoverockMD writes about medical conditions in a way that skims enough of the top to get the reader interested and doesn't dive too far deep so that the reader drowns. It's a nice mix of interesting and informative without overkill. In certain posts LoverockMD also puts in his one view or thoughts which give the posts a more personal feel to them.

Hopefully by including the blog 'My Medical Journey,' LoverockMD will feel inspired to continue putting out fine posts!

And remember: Be healthy and get rich!

A(n)nals of an Idle Mind

Never make promises because if you fail to keep them, they'll haunt the back of your mind until you fulfill them! lol

A(n)nals of an Idle Mind is a blog by Arps who lives in Jodhpur, India (Yes, I linked that to Google Maps. My geography of India is so poor...anyways, I apologize for that ;) ). Arps is finishing up the final year of medical school and has dedicated A(n)nals of an Idle Mind to some laid back easy writing that spans from personal life to medical tidbits such as tips for gynecology (for students) and random bits of information on things such as the APGAR score (Teachers could make it so much more interesting if they actually explained a little bit about the background of these things, good thing we have medical students!). And of course, the traditional post of quoting quotes which helps to find cool quotes in this crazy medical world of quotes. If I could add a few more Q's to that I could make a tongue twister!

Be sure to leave a comment too!

In between it all

So having to somehow muster up the time to prepare for a wedding, study medicine, prepare presentations, and write articles for my newspaper, I have neglected something. I promise that within a week or so I'll start putting some posts up and the summer will be filled with the lives of Medicine Men (and Women!)

No Updates for Some Time

Sorry about being a little slow (alright, extremely slow) with the updates and all. I'm in Toronto at the moment and there's just no time to really sit down and check out blogs. Lots of work and things to do. Come September I'll get the ball going. Hope everyone is having a great summer so far!

Monash Medical Student

Monash Medical Student is a blog by Jeffrey, located in, you guessed it, Monash...Australia. Jeffrey used to be a tank platoon commander in an active Armour Battalion with the Singapore Armed Forces. Life could have been very different for him :) He's in a 5-year Bachelor of Medicine / Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) course.

Monash Medical Student wrote a quick post about being inspired where he mentions a few small, but key points to life in general which I think people sometimes forget. Jeffrey also shares his opinions on HIV, Sex, et al and shows some interesting pictures to go with them. I at least had a laugh.

Lastely, it's not all about hardcore medicine and philosophy, find out the Science behind Music and Running.

Med Studentz

I'm such a bad Medical Student/Webmaster. I haven't been updating this...in a long time. My apologies for that. But the links on the right have grown a tiny bit :) I've received some contributions and I though I might give an update or two.

Med Studentz Medical Forum is just that, a Forum where you can register. The very steep price of FREE may be of interest to the general Med Student and Professional population out there.

You can join hundreds of other medical students from all over the world and discuss everything related to foreign medical school, studying for the USMLE, and the medical profession in general.

I encourage people to join and help this community grow. You might just get something out of it!