Comments on: Not Quite A Working Woman

By: Candace

Candace — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 22:15:14 +0000

Even though nowadays I only have to attend dental continuing education classes, I remember being in the exact same place you are now. Keep going and you’ll get through it and eventually you will look back on these days with fond memories. Trust me!

By: Gordo

Gordo — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 09:54:12 +0000

Try being a medical student…….but for some reason being a clinical is far much better than staying in ecture halls, but i know most of my classmates hate the hospital( must have not been thinking when they wanted to do medicine)

Nothing is better than examining a patient and getting the findings that the housemen and MOs missed, and getting destroyed on a daily basis by consultants use to bother me in the beginning, but now it only makes me more determined…just last week the Hospital Medical HOD declared me the greatest AIMST medical student ever to step into the wards, felt proud for a moment before realising i was just lucky and there is still a long wat to go.

Dont get me wrong, thinking i am putting down dentisttry….the man i respect the most is a dentist……..and i believremost of my classmates are unworthy medcal students but i guess i am the guy who does thingd the hard way

jo: wow, congratulations for being AIMSt’s greatest medical student. I must be so honoured to have u drop by. i don’t think there’s a difference. We are all doctors at the end of the day.

By: sohpoh

sohpoh — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 00:58:56 +0000

wat discount???? free lah!!! hahahhahaha scaling outside is so damn expensive. i mean the equipment and all is also expensive la, but sometimes I really find it hard to justify a quick scale clean done in 15 minutes, charging like 80 bucks! I supposed that’s good news for us when we are working hehehehehhe, but I hate doing scalings too. Perio sucks. Big time.

I think u have a harder time than we do (or just me cause compare to my classmates, I owes quite lucky *touch wood*, get quite good tutors, they dun usually scold me – i heard some got sound in front of patients. Damn cham leh. Anyway, good luck with ur clinics! hope ur patients always turn up (when u want them to lol, towards the end of the year, usually we are like hoping for them to FTA or cancel AHAHHAAH) but for the record, I like clinics more than exams.

jo: Perio sucks. Period. eh.. lol, u know when people say “wah, that dental treatment damn expensive” usually with an angry frown. We all should be like, “wah, that dental treatment damn expensive” with a stupid grin on our faces. Of course lahh….exams are a die now kinda thing. Clinic one is a chronic death. hahahha. yeahh..if kena sound in front of patients damn shy=(

By: zzzyun

zzzyun — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 06:49:13 +0000

haha so true!

am currently a 3rd year med student. and i noticed im more motivated to study when one is involved in dealing with patients. becoz OMG they are real ppl, for god’s sake!

jo: hahaha exactly my sentiments!! but it’sfun right?

By: calvin

calvin — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 05:26:39 +0000

jason…hi-five. hehehehe

amalgam sounds so tamil-like. and as far as i am concerned, composite is like our very own kl composite index, which is down the drain. my gigi dirty wor, you wash for me?….

jo: wait another few years ya

By: irvine

irvine — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 01:53:50 +0000

one and only method in being alert and motivated in class or work. get very involve and be responsible with it. very true =)

jo: will try that.:D -

By: FengY

FengY — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 23:19:16 +0000

“work” starts at 8 or earlier for us and it ends at 12a.m. usually for me =) Takes some time to get used to it.

jo: ahhh..you win.

By: Jason

Jason — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 20:22:44 +0000

At least you know the reason of your tiredness. I slept 8 hours a day, sat in front of the notebook for the remaining hours of the day doing nothing productive, went out for dinner and took my bath and still felt tired and sleepy. Bleargh.

jo: hahaha i think that one is called lethargic already:D -