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TSR Med Students' Society Part III

Reply 2800

digitalis

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Original post by No Future

I know med students who are getting engaged. Feels so weird. :s-smilie:

That's ****ed up.

On another note: I am disappointed I will miss yet another London Medics Meet. Damn you, Scotland! No actually, I really like Scotland, what with having free prescriptions and all. We need to save our money for important things. Like booze.

Why are you missing it?!

Reply 2801

No Future

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Original post by digitalis

Why are you missing it?!

I'm at uni in Scotland and it's before the end of term/end of exams so I won't be heading home (nearish London) before then.

Reply 2802

Becca-Sarah

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Original post by No Future

I know med students who are getting engaged. Feels so weird. :s-smilie:

Of the two weddings I'm going to this summer, one is a medic, and both brides are significantly younger than me. :getmecoat:

Reply 2803

No Future

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Original post by Becca-Sarah

Of the two weddings I'm going to this summer, one is a medic, and both brides are significantly younger than me. :getmecoat:

At least you get invited :smile:

Reply 2804

Helenia

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Original post by No Future

I know med students who are getting engaged. Feels so weird. :s-smilie:

I knew of a few (all very Christian) who got married in the first few years. Then through 5th and 6th year the numbers steadily increased. There were quite a few weddings shortly after graduation. I don't think that either my year or Cambridge are unique in this.

(Only just over 5 months till mine now! :eek:

)

Reply 2805

visesh

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Original post by Helenia

I knew of a few (all very Christian) who got married in the first few years. Then through 5th and 6th year the numbers steadily increased. There were quite a few weddings shortly after graduation. I don't think that either my year or Cambridge are unique in this.

(Only just over 5 months till mine now! :eek:

)

We have a handful of married couples already, and someone (not a grad) who is sitting finals heavily pregnant. Brave!

Reply 2806

Helenia

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Original post by visesh

We have a handful of married couples already, and someone (not a grad) who is sitting finals heavily pregnant. Brave!

Yeah, one of the girls in my year did finals at 8 1/2 months I believe. Not a decision I would make.

Reply 2807

ilovehotchocolate

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I get a lot of 'when are you getting married' when people find out I've been going out with my boyfriend for 3.5 years. It'a flown by so it feels a bit weird to talk about getting married. Plus I don't know how you get married on a student budget. I don't think I'd want to tbh. If we wait til I'm not a student, we'll have been together 8 years which sounds like ages! Ha, one extreme to the other, I sound like I'm never happy :tongue:

Reply 2808

Dr. Hannibal Lecter

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Original post by No Future

Cleaners is the reason I live in halls.

They are great, but it's too easy to become a slob with them tidying up after me

Reply 2809

Dr. Hannibal Lecter

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Original post by No Future

Me: "I'm not a nurse."

Are you a student or doctor out of interest?

Reply 2810

digitalis

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Original post by JordanCarroll

Are you a student or doctor out of interest?

Think she's a student doctor.

Reply 2811

No Future

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Original post by JordanCarroll

Are you a student or doctor out of interest?

Student, I was HCAing.

I would be so disappointed if they asked me if I was a nurse and I was a Dr, but it sometimes does happen to young female Drs, esp if the patients are old.

(edited 13 years ago)

Reply 2812

No Future

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Original post by JordanCarroll

They are great, but it's too easy to become a slob with them tidying up after me

I will live in halls for as long as I can. Just less hassle.

Reply 2813

Dr. Hannibal Lecter

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Original post by No Future

Student, I was HCAing.
I would be so disappointed if they asked me if I was a nurse and I was a Dr, but it sometimes does happen to young female Drs, esp if the patients are old.