You also might notice that our coats are much shorter than those that are worn by the faculty and other doctors. The symbolism of this is that with each step of our journey (school, internships, residency, and full-practice physicians) our coats increase in length commensurate with our skills, knowledge, and abilities.Really, I kind of look at this experience as a bright spot at the beginning of a very long and dark road.
I am so grateful for my family and friends who have helped me get to this point, and especially for my beautiful and patient wife Britta (who will also be my patient de facto as I learn and need practice . . . hope you're ready!). I'm sure I'll be even more grateful to you all when the road is completed.
I am so grateful for my family and friends who have helped me get to this point, and especially for my beautiful and patient wife Britta (who will also be my patient de facto as I learn and need practice . . . hope you're ready!). I'm sure I'll be even more grateful to you all when the road is completed.
5 comments:
that's cool Scott. Looks like you are ready and excited for the future! woohoo! I like the picture of you and Britta- it's cute! Britta is so pretty.
What an amazing ex[erience! Wow! That's the first step in a long journey-how exciting!(if any one can do it--you can!)Yippee!(We miss you and btw--Livie misses you too.)
very cool. i look forward to swaping stories with you!!
Congratulations! Did you pick a coat up for me, like I asked? : )
Sorry, but they didn't have any tweed with leather elbows. . . I'll keep looking, though. :)
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