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@JohnMartinWanda come look at this

Is this even real? I mean The 5AM Club guy? or The Monk who sold his Ferrari, from Bamasaba land?

@dhungtsok @readswithravi ty Dhung

@itsTrypsin @readswithravi Robin Sharma's "Who Will Cry When You Die?"

Few disciplines have the power to transform your life as does the habit of early rising.

You can just find anything relatable online, and I just did

@schzomaniac Hey Minahil, I'm right here! Thank you.

If any med student wants to be part of a research group, let me know

The closest I have ever come to anything like dextrocardia was in my Junior Clerkship Internal Medicine longcase, and actually this was a Right lung atelectasis of the lower zone! Only thing the patient knew was his Cardiac Arrhythmias, and suspected PE (so later that day he was supposed to have a CT Pulmonary Angiography) cz he had a sudden collapse as he was at home, prior to admission. So me I go all in, looking for signs for cardiac disease and Respiratory exam, with him being so stable, and not in any distress! The upset started with the respiratory exam, slight tracheal deviation to the right (just jotted that down), no sounds in the lower zones, then continued with the rest. At the palpation point in cardiovascular exam, that's when I realise this wasn't a "relatively normal patient", PMI on the right - 4th ICS, just on the right boarder of the sternum, with cardiac dullness on the right! I just couldn't believe it! Of course adrenaline is in, asking them if they had previously done a chest X ray and they hadn't, and I knew karma had come for me. Auscultation gave similar results, findings weren't familiar to me by that time! The examiners come, my Senior House Officer and Professor, and I presented everything the way they were! Then with exam findings, they couldn't believe what I told them! Asked if I had touched the patient and the patient said yeah.. my professor palpated the cheat himself, and then called the SHO to feel the PMI yes they got it!! They asked for the steth and got no sounds in the right lower zone! Their clinical picture was clear of course they made their diagnosis, fairly not far from my anticipation..but not a dextrocardia! Me after that? I passed!

persist, stay consistent and be grateful.

The feeling that we have endless time to complete our work has an insidious and debilitating effect on our minds. Our attention and thoughts become diffused. Our lack of intensity makes it hard for the brain to jolt into a higher gear. The connections do not occur. For this purpose you must always try to work with deadlines, whether real or manufactured.

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“But we cannot simply sit and stare at our wounds forever.” ― Haruki Murakami

But, when there's harmony between the mind, the heart and resolution, then nothing is impossible. ~ Rig Veda

But, when there's harmony between the mind, the heart and resolution, then nothing is impossible. ~ Rig Veda

@blair_kizza We now offer this support in Uganda with well structured training courses - 3 months duration (6 months for those who want more time). We also handle PLAB (UK) and AMC (Australia). Anyone interested in starting this journey, just inbox me.

Fellow Ugandans who have managed to secure an Italian Visa Appointment at the Embassy in the last 3 months, what was your secret apart from applying on the portal and writing endless E-mails?

@yacinelearning Which book was that Yacine?

after reading a book about neuroplasticity I realized that learning hard things is the equivalent of an intelligence buff that year I purposefully introspected within myself what I found difficult to do then I did just that by year end I was doing bio research in a lab

@pesampesa2018 @DrAkhilX That's spot on!

@itsTrypsin @DrAkhilX Labetalol

20, 40, 80, 80, 80mg.

Guysss, I have watched a good movie, a really great movie! Vintage class, 20th Century piece, and all I can say is even after a few years, months or even weeks, I can give in a few hours to start it all over again. Just, WOW! The hope within, you just can't easily fathom

@Didi_gram15 @nervemed rightt

@nervemed Once I see the first in my question, I think about CML immediately 😂

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