Getting Closer!

I found out which three rotations I’ll be starting off with WHEN (not if) I return to my coursework mid-March.  The sequence:

  1. Orthopedics
  2. Psych (NOOOOOOO!!  ;)  just kidding.)
  3. Surgery

What I really want to know is WHERE I’ll be doing these rotations.  I’m reeeeeallyyyyy hoping that I won’t be having to drive to queens for any of them.  It’s an hour drive without rush hour traffic.  No student needs that, especially me.

I don’t dare ask this faculty member where I’ve been placed until I have the green light to register, hopefully next week, maybe the week after.

On Tuesday, I got the note from my psychiatrist saying he thinks I’m fine to go back.  I’m hoping that’s enough because the psychologist called in sick yesterday, so I don’t have a note from him yet.

However, I found out the other day that that February 12th deadline doesn’t actually apply to me, and I can register later without penalty.  That takes some pressure off, but I’m still going to push ahead because I want the assurance of knowing that everything is taken care of.

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In completely unrelated news, I decided to go ahead and try putting shrimp in my little aquarium.  I had to order them online (they’re shipped with heat packs), and they’ll be arriving probably while I’m at work today.  Yay!

My sister has requested that I name a fish after her, but because the only fish, the betta, will be a male (and I’ve already picked out the name Buford), I’ll have to name the biggest, reddest female shrimp after her.  Then, of course, I have to just hope that Buford the betta doesn’t decide to eat Allison the shrimp.  :)

PS – Happy Birthday to my big brother, Dan!

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