In medical school, sometimes you have to curb your enthusiasm
I had never seen my young cousin sit so still.
“What did you do?” my aunt wondered, amazed that her hyperactive 12-year-old had been transfixed for nearly an hour. “Were you two playing video games?”
“Actually we were just talking about some of the things I learned in medical school. He’s really interested,” I told her. Indeed, he hadn’t even touched one of the delicious samosas we were eating. Every time he …
In medical school, sometimes you have to curb your enthusiasm









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