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How to Date a Med Student Part 1: The Reality
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How to Date a Med Student Part 1: The Reality
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Besides the unlimited access to his law school library right across the street it pales in comparison to ours; like, it has huge windows and is so quiet you could hear a pin drop! Yet Phil has been the best cheerleader, tough love-giver, food-deliverer, and best friend I could have ever asked for. It was really interesting talking over what we each had learned from our respective classes on a run one Friday afternoon.
How to Date a Med Student Part 2: My Experience
Alex is an aspiring pediatrician who wishes to be highly involved in the community, as a patient advocate and potential community clinic leader. Meghan graduated from Albany Medical College in May She's moving on to practice as a family medicine resident in upstate New York. Continue to follow her journey on Instagram, marathonsandmedicine.