#lfmu

It went by INCREDIBLY fast. Between trying to learn bones, latin and byiophysics there's not much time for other activities.

But it's amazing. It really is. If you are hesitant about whether or not study medicine, go for it. It's worth it.

Anatomy is so fascinating to me. How is it even possible that something as complex as human body exists? Every single little part of bone has it's purpose, without it, we might not be able to blink, talk, move our fingers, or even walk.

Biophysics is, well, okay. It's not my favorite subject, and I doubt it ever will be, but it's only for one half-term. But last week one of our teachers asked us about our reasons for choosing medicine and to discuss it and that was great. I finally got to talk to people in my seminary group that I don't normally talk to and to discuss something other than school subjects.

But so far my favorite subject is first aid. It's scheduled only once in two weeks, but I feel like it's very important for us to know how to react in case of emergency.

Then there is public health. This is so far the most boring subject of all.

Latin is very hard for me, but I'm trying my best.

Biology is also interesting. Usually we are describing cells under the microscope, which is fun because we have to draw them and I can't draw at all.

And of course we have English lessons, because I live in Czech Republic and we have to take english lessons. It's mostly about vocabulary and our teacher is amazing.

So yeah, I thing I am in the right place.