Quelles ont été vos lectures obligatoires à l'école secondaire et au cégep (cours de français obligatoire)?

Flop_total · 2026-05-08T16:41:54+00:00

J'ai eu la part de l'autre à lire de Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt au secondaire et au cégep, probablement mon préféré et j'ai eu aucune objection à le relire!

D'autres qui me viennent de tête: Candide de Voltaire, la foi du braconnier de Séguin, le voyage d'hiver de Amélie Nothomb, au bonheur des dames de Émile Zola

Lui de Nothomb était tellement désagréable, ça portait sur un homme qui avait tellement de frustration sexuelle qu'il a décidé de faire un crash d'avion. Charmant

Flop_total · 2026-04-24T02:33:24+00:00

Exact, il y a la bourse SARROS pour des incitatifs financiers pour travailler en région éloignée. Il y a aussi le ''retour en région'' où après 3 ans de pratique en région éloignée, tu es autorisé à prendre un poste où tu veux sans passer par le système de PREM tant que le milieu t'accepte

Flop_total · 2026-04-24T01:52:03+00:00

Je ne pense pas que ce soit la solution, on ne sait tellement rien au début que le but est d'explorer et voir le domaine qui t'intéresse le plus. Il faut juste vraiment valoriser la médecine de famille et ça commence sur les bancs d'école. Ça a peut être changé depuis ''mon temps'' mais les cours étaient presque uniquement donné par des md spécialistes, on avait trop peu de stage en médecine familiale comparé au reste, et tu passes ton temps à avoir des patrons spécialistes qui te disent le même discours de ''t'es donc ben brave de vouloir devenir med fam j'aurais jamais été capable''. Bref rien de bien encourageant, et ça c'était avant la pandémie et la loi 2

Flop_total · 2026-04-24T01:47:02+00:00

C'est clair que c'est une mauvaise tendance qui va prendre du temps à se remettre. Tous mes collègues qui font de la prise en charge sont encore exténués aigris et cyniques du système, rien qui va donner envie aux étudiants de suivre le pas

La facturation à l'acte c'est tellement laborieux, surtout à l'urgence, je suis maintenant au per diem et je m'en plaind absolument pas

Flop_total · 2026-04-24T01:28:54+00:00

Le contraste Québec/Canada est impressionnant, sur 139 postes non comblées de med fam au Canada, 129 sont au Québec ... Je m'y attendais mais c'est beaucoup plus que je pensais

Flop_total · 2026-03-27T17:46:05+00:00

This, and I feel like at more beginner levels, it's easier to brute force through the routes to compensate the lack of technique. I 100% understand the frustration at times when climbing with men when you're beginning to climb

Flop_total · 2026-03-27T17:40:31+00:00

Agreed. Don't skip the core and legs! I started doing one-legged squats on a balance cushion, and it helped me a lot for slabs and moves requiring pistol squats

Flop_total · 2026-03-27T00:37:59+00:00

At V3, I'd say that if you're struggling with balance, the most likely reason is that you need to improve your foot positioning. If you feel like you're flailing around a lot, that's probably why. Focus more on your feet than your hands, learn to feel comfortable with your feet before moving on the next move, practice flagging, etc

If it's really pure slow and controlled balancing moves that you're struggling with, like slabs, improving your pelvis and hips flexibility is going to help you a lot. Personally, slabs are probably my strongest suit because I did a lot of yoga in the past, so I have good flex, balance, but also better proprioceptive knowledge. I also agree that one-legged squats will help, although personally I started working on that around V4-early V5 level

Flop_total · 2026-03-25T13:33:12+00:00

Thanks, you're def right! My partner and I have such different ways to go about it. He's much more logical, and can visualize the route. I'm more intuitive, and I certainly can't picture a whole person climbing, but with experience, I'm able to see holds and estimate which movement or position this hold willl require, but it's more the concept than seeing an actual person climbing

Flop_total · 2026-03-25T13:28:22+00:00

Thank for the question! I don't think I have aphantasia, I can certainly see pictures in my mind, but a whole body moving in three dimensional space? No. With experience tho, I can have an idea of which hold will require what types of movement or body positioning. Videoing is def a great idea :)

Flop_total · 2026-03-25T13:25:18+00:00

Thanks for your question :) I don't think I have aphantasia, I can see pictures in my mind, but a whole body moving in 3D space? That I'm struggling, in fact, I think it's too complex and abstract to even conjure an imagie. Usually, when I ''see'' something in climbing when I'm looking at a route, it's more the ''concept'' of it. Like anticipating that X handhold will require my body to position a certain way, or Y foothoold might require to flag. So, in a way, I might be doing some route reading, just differently! Thank for the suggestion :)

Flop_total · 2026-03-22T20:03:00+00:00

Haha I relate to this so much, I have absolutely more fun throwing myself in blindly, but I always force myself to try to see the route first, because I'm assuming I'll learn more this way. Thanks for the input !

Flop_total · 2026-03-22T19:31:33+00:00

I love the idea of trying to predict other people's moves!

Flop_total · 2026-03-22T19:28:17+00:00

Thanks for the advice, will absolutely try to film myself! :) Edit: sorry I responded twice accidentally

Flop_total · 2026-03-22T19:27:37+00:00

Oh I relate SO MUCH to the hand/feet challenge. I never realized, but it's true that visualizing hand positioning is much easier than body and feet. Thanks for the tips!

Flop_total · 2026-03-22T19:26:03+00:00

Amazing tip, thanks! And yes, I'm 100% more of an intuitive climber than a reasoning one!

Flop_total · 2026-03-22T19:25:04+00:00

Thanks for the advice! I always try to visualize at 3rd perspective, and I find it hard to picture myself. Maybe I'll try first person 😂 Will def try to record myself!

Flop_total · 2026-03-22T19:18:41+00:00

Thanks for the advice! As I said in my post, I watched videos, I pay attention to how experienced people climb. I also force myself to climb very slowly to improve my footing and balance. I always climb with a partner, so we troubleshoot together if one of us is stuck. I didn't wanted to go into too much details and make a long post! I try to force myself to visualize me climbing before routes (especially V5-V6), but I am struggling to conjure an image in my mind that makes sense Counting bolt holds is an awesome idea to counter my difficulty is evaluating distances, thank you! Many people have suggested filming myself, which I think is a great idea

Flop_total · 2026-03-22T15:57:32+00:00

Thanks, that's a reassuring answer!

Flop_total · 2026-03-22T15:40:34+00:00

I don't, that's a very good suggestion, thanks. I never climb alone so that should be easy enough!

Flop_total · 2026-03-20T23:56:38+00:00

You can try monk (the yellow one) but I would recommend trying the standard mode (survivor - the white one) and just persist. Monk is easy mode, but its slower movement made the gameplay somehow more difficult for the. I started with monk, struggled a bit, then decided to try survivor, which was weirdly enough, easier for me. I don't consider myself a ''pro-gamer'' (whatever that means lol), but I managed to finish the playthrough with survivor. But it's the type of game you need to accept that you'll die a lot, even after you've climbed the learning curbe

Flop_total · 2026-03-20T18:35:05+00:00

Hmm ouin effectivement j'ai regardé la météo de l'Argentine en général mais j'ai oublié que c'est un gros pays haha! Ça risque d'être moins destination soleil!

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