Comments on: Pregnant Medical Student

By: R Chavez

R Chavez — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 14:18:00 +0000

In all reality not everyone that goes to medical school follows the same trajectory meaning they don’t go directly to high school then directly to university and then directly to medical school. Adam you sound like a spoiled kid and perhaps that is why a lot of medical schools are accepting older students in their late twenties because boys like you couldn’t possibly talk to a real life human being aka patient. You might very well be an excellent doctor and by that I mean technician but you may very well be a sorry excuse for a physician. The fact that many non-traditional students are entering medical school, many of them women, is why the question of if and when to become pregnant during medical school becomes relevant. If you don’t want to have children just yet or at all that is your choice. My partner and I are both 27 and I am entering this fall into medical school. If we wait to have a baby until after I finish residency it will be much more difficult to conceive and I don’t want to have children at that age. As far as getting into medical school at the age of 27 it is not because I lacked drive, desire, talent, or skill it is because most likely unlike you I wasn’t born with a silver spoon in my mouth and my path to medical school was a lot more bumpy then you and many of my younger colleagues. So please grow up a little and take into account that not everyone has had your same experience - I thought that was what part of being a physician is, the ability to understand many elements that contribute to a situation/disease/etc. Like some said in an earlier post, I hope I never have a doctor like you but unfortunately you are the norm not the exception.

By: MCOY

MCOY — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 09:39:50 +0000

VA JAY JAY IS FROM OPRAH

By: Adam

Adam — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 00:41:35 +0000

Because this is an english speaking medical site I’ve gone ahead and used google translate to translate the above comment from spanish to english:

“Hell, it may not be possible to speak well of your ability, like a weight, yes, we know that a career in medicine (took the title just because it is popular) is somewhat heavy, but please, if you really love and you do not have that passion Andarto distracting with colleagues, I know it can happen once or twice but as it seems to be frequently mention, on the other hand I am surprised that you being a medical student not you dare write a vagina or have to explain that babies do not come back when it’s in matter of fact we all know and we also know that when we call them “panzonas” is not because the baby grows in your stomach. God, and not left to amaze me how stupid it is the people. Anyway, I feel even more regrettable that you do not have to distinguish the noséque overweight with a pregnancy, then I imagine that neither of symptoms of hypertension know …”

By: Alura

Alura — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 00:08:39 +0000

Diablos, no puede ser posible que hables así de tu facultad, como si fuera un peso, sí, sabemos que la carrera de medicina (se ha llevado el título sólo por ser popular) es algo pesada, pero por favor, si en verdad amas y te apasionas no tienes que andarte distrayendo con los compañeros, sé que puede ocurrir una o dos veces pero como lo mencionas parece ser frecuentemente; por otro lado me sorprende que tú siendo estudiante de medicina no te atrevas a escribir vagina o que tengas que explicar que los bebés no salen del trasero cuando eso en matter of fact todos sabemos y también sabemos que cuando las llamamos “panzonas” no es porque el bebé crezca en su estómago. Dios, y no dejo de sorprenderme cuan estúpida es la gente. En fin, me parece aún más lamentable que no tengas el noséque para distinguir el sobrepeso con un embarazo, entonces me imagino que ni de síntomas de hipertensión sabes…

Repito, DIABLOS estos son nuestros futuros médicos

By: Adam

Adam — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 05:16:47 +0000

yes shame on me. i’m a 3rd year medical student now by the way. why do you feel that you need to put the “MD” after your name? do you need to be validated that badly?

By: Vince

Vince — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 20:23:29 +0000

I don’t know why but I think when women are pregnant they look that much more desirable and hot. Am I wierd?

By: Scott Murphy, MD

Scott Murphy, MD — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 03:57:30 +0000

You’re a first year med student and you talk like this????

Man have you got a lot to learn. Shame on you.

By: estye

estye — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 00:04:47 +0000

if i ever end up with such an insensitive asshole as you for my doctor, i think i’ll just make it easier on both of us and shoot myself.

By: 7h3el337@gmail.com

7h3el337@gmail.com — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 12:52:23 +0000

god she’s hot!

By: Misty

Misty — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 18:54:18 +0000

Pregnancy is not a walk in the park, that’s for sure. But it’s not God-awful for all women either. I have given birth to two of my own children, and am now pregnant with a surrogate child for another couple. Yes, it’s uncomfortable at times. Yes, childbirth is extremely painful. But the beauty of it is immeasurable… and I am genuinely happy to do it for those who can not.

By the way, that is a dumb picture.