TSR Med Students&#x27; Society Part III

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Original post by Smile88egc

Can I join the list? *angelic face*

What's your year and where do you study?

Asking that made me feel like Cilla Black on Blind Date...."What's yer name and where do yer come from?" :p:

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CWallace91

Can I join the list too? *Wouldn't say I can pull off angelic face, but I'll give a smile*

I'm a second year at Manchester, I'm aware it says so in my sig, but can't hurt to put it in again anyway :smile:

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Smile88egc

15

Well hello Cilla.....I'm a 5th year and I study at Peninsula *audience cheer*

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OP

Original post by CWallace91

Can I join the list too? *Wouldn't say I can pull off angelic face, but I'll give a smile*

I'm a second year at Manchester, I'm aware it says so in my sig, but can't hurt to put it in again anyway :smile:

Original post by Smile88egc

Well hello Cilla.....I'm a 5th year and I study at Peninsula *audience cheer*

Done and done :smile:

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Hygeia

14

I'm going through the list and adding everyone who's an official member of the group to it at the moment - some people haven't actually joined the group yet so I've invited some and everyone else just needs to make sure for themselves!

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Thanks to whoever added me. If someone could add "MBChB, Manchester - Clinical Teaching Fellow" that would be great

Still not quite sure how I got lost from the original list given that I was in this society before most of you were even born (slight exaggeration).

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OP

Original post by Daveo

Thanks to whoever added me. If someone could add "MBChB, Manchester - Clinical Teaching Fellow" that would be great

Still not quite sure how I got lost from the original list given that I was in this society before most of you were even born (slight exaggeration).

That was me :smile:

Wasn't sure what year you were in so I left it :p:

Added the second bit too :h:

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lekky

Original post by Fission_Mailed

Mine is red. I wore it for like, three hours in my room when it came. Made me feel like a grown up. :redface:

That's genuinely sad.

I listened to the hearts of all my flatmates :tongue:

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lekky

Original post by Daveo

Thanks to whoever added me. If someone could add "MBChB, Manchester - Clinical Teaching Fellow" that would be great

Still not quite sure how I got lost from the original list given that I was in this society before most of you were even born (slight exaggeration).

Everytime I see your sig I feel the need to congratulate you on your marriage :smile:

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Original post by xXxBaby-BooxXx

That was me :smile:

Wasn't sure what year you were in so I left it :p:

Added the second bit too :h:

Thanks!

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Dr. Hannibal Lecter

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Original post by Daveo

Clinical Teaching Fellow

Does this mean you're on some crusade to make sure no one has the experience you did at manc, something akin to...

...a superhero? :colondollar:

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Original post by lekky

Everytime I see your sig I feel the need to congratulate you on your marriage :smile:

Thanks, and just for you i've updated my signature to the past tense!

Reply 72

Smile88egc

15

Oh crap.....only 3 days of holiday left, most of which is taken up with new year hangover!!! Quite want to go in to A&E on Saturday though, just to be a spectator to the madness!

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Original post by JordanCarroll

Does this mean you're on some crusade to make sure no one has the experience you did at manc, something akin to...

...a superhero? :colondollar:

Something like that!

Unfortunately I quickly realised that I am at present a tiny fish in a very large pond (an ocean infact).

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OP

Original post by Daveo

Something like that!

Unfortunately I quickly realised that I am at present a tiny fish in a very large pond (an ocean infact).

You're not a tiny fish. You're not even a fish :awesome:

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Dr. Hannibal Lecter

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Original post by Daveo

Something like that!
Unfortunately I quickly realised that I am at present a tiny fish in a very large pond (an ocean infact).

Want to elaborate?

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Original post by JordanCarroll

Want to elaborate?

All medical schools have problems, there is no perfect way of doing anything. Decisions are made at a ridiculously high level often by people who have no involvement with clinical medicine (or are so senior they have lost touch with reality).

My current job is hugely interesting and on a micro-local level I hope to improve things a little but to do anything more requires much more than a year and a much more senior post. Hopefully in 20 years I might be able to change something significant!

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