lost in the wards

Life is fun, when it’s not ludicrously tiring.

So many sides of the octagon! I fully believe that if anyone thinks they have all 8 downpat they are a wizard.

I... don't know if I could tell you whether I enjoyed birth suite or not. It was an experience.

It's over now... but those pictures of severe vulvar herpes simplex will never leave my mind.

It was seriously pretty terrifying. And everyone does it! Voluntarily! And then goes back for more!!!

Now this looks a lot cleaner/more readable. Not... necessarily here, but the HQ version I have is much better! Just an experiment.

Visiting MOs who don't know their way around are the ones that make me feel the most valued. I knew learning the quickest way to the cafe from any one point would come in handy.

Sometimes you gotta stick it to the man and make that joke, and sometimes you gotta then delete that joke because the man will hopefully offer you a job one day.

"Your last name is Swedish. This would be mad efficient, like an IKEA. That appeals to you, right?"

You know, it was really nice to see these guys be on the other side of being examined. I swear if this patient had been chosen for the real exam we would have seen tears.

At 30 letters, pseudopseudohypoparathyroidism is a contestant for longest word in the English language. Also in the running for dumbest name ever.

They're permanently seatbelts now. I can't undo what has been done

I'll hit the scanner rather than a phone photo at some point with this so it's actually readable and able to be edited/panels repositioned in Photoshop but here it is in the meantime. Decided to try something different- some MedEd.

Clearly I drew this before everyone became ill