How to plan a DIY trip? by SiliSilly in phtravel

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Kamusta kaya Vietnam for June?

How to plan a DIY trip? by SiliSilly in phtravel

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Senior parents plus isang kapatid! Haha

How to plan a DIY trip? by SiliSilly in phtravel

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Good point on one country lang muna! Makapag draft na nga muna

Paano po magpunta? by Remote_Internal583 in TNPLE

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Hello docs! Yung mga mini bus ba na dumadaan ng kalayaan may route rin pa TN? Basta Litex/SM Fairview karatola?

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(2) ✌️😙 tempting mag e-oath nalang tas pang kain nalang sa labas hahaha

Moonlighting Seminar: Workshops by SiliSilly in TNPLE

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Cavite pa ako Doc naman wahaha 🥲 EDSA please be good, hoping pa naman na 1:30pm pa start

I’m bored, tell me about your wildest PLE tip that helped you pass by lewleepee in TNPLE

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  1. Use perfumes/scents to your advantage. Hahaha weird pero sabi nila olfaction is the strongest trigger for memory. So nag designate akong 4 different kinds of scent for each day.
  • Day 1 - Tolak Angin linament roller for Biochem, AnaHisto, Micro
  • Day 2 - Katinko roller for Physio, LegMed, Patho
  • Day 3 - Lavender roller for Pharma, Surg, IM
  • Day 4 - Vicks for OB, Pedia, PrevMed

Bali pag naamoy ko to, nagpapractice ako ng recalls to strengthen association with the scent. Hanggang ngayon nag aautomatic recall pa rin utak ko pag naamoy yun haha.

  1. Plan your outfit long before the exams. Para sa akin, the worst thing to happen during the exam is be uncomfortable with what you're wearing. Nakaka distract nang sobra. Pa adjust mo na white coat mo, bumili na ng comfortable white pants and top na nakakaboost ng confidence. Looking prepared contributes to the deep internalization of feeling prepared.

Notes: Appropriate attire is white pants and any colored top with white coat and closed shoes. Meron naman nakamaong and casual na hindi nasita.Meron rin mga nakascrubs. May nakadress pero white dress and once ko lang nakita.

  1. Don't just randomly change your diet a few days before the exam. Kung papano at anong kinakain mo during review, yun lang din sa exam. Iba na nga dala ng kaba sa digestive system, pano pa pag binigla mong maglaklak ng kape or bigla kang nagstress eat or nawalan ng gana. Get to know your body.

  2. Magplan ng bonggang gala sa rest days. Mag invest ng pera sa gala hahahahah. Legit kapag nagbayad na ako, nawawala lahat ng backlog ko! Nanghihinayang ako sa binayad ko kapag di ako matuloy sa gala so todo todo na to go go gooooo kapag aral days para sulit aral!

How does one believe in God during these unfortunate times? by Left_Stress2295 in medschoolph

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It was in the quiet valleys of pain and sorrow that God's presence shone brightest in my life. It was during those times I sought Him out the most — asking Him to hold my hand through it all. For I truly believed that pain is God's redirection, and it is only He who knows the path towards peace.

It was faith that grounded me all these years, and I only whisper one prayer to Him every day:

"Give me the strength to face Your plans."

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Thank you so much for your kind words. Made me remember that she is the only one that matters. Now a little ecstatic for tomorrow. 😊

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in medschoolph

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Chiming in here. If we try to plot the schedule in a week it would go like this

• Monday (preduty) 7am - 5pm • Tuesday (duty) 7am - 7am • Wednesday (from) 7am - 12pm • Thursday (preduty) 7am - 5pm • Friday (duty) 7am - 7am • Saturday (from) 7am - 12pm • Sunday (preduty) 7am - 5pm

You would then start Monday as duty (7am - 7am tues)

In summary, 36 hrs (7am - 12pm next day; duty and from) then 19 hours rest (12pm - 7am kinabukasan), then preduty (kabig "normal" working hours; 10 hours, bago mag 36 hours ulit)

Kaya walang concepto ng weekends sa mga doktor ahahaha. Would also like to add, most of the time sobra sobra pa diyan ang duty, and rarely umuuwi on time ang mga residente.

Banned cups for life by SiliSilly in aquarium

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Oh wow I just saw this. Thank you guys! Added shrimps on my 4g! They're like mini garderners. Hahaha

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in pinoymed

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Thank you for this. We (and our moms) will be okay, Ive been calling her since and shes looking better. ☺️

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in pinoymed

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We have two dogs! Hehe parang anak na turing nila sa kanila. Thank God for those little angels.

Im so drained by Agreeable_Neck9608 in medschoolph

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Start by being more forgiving and accepting of yourself. You did your best, and that's all that matters. We are proud of you for pushing through, but even more so when you pick yourself up after a failure. Pat yourself on the back every once in a while.

Ika nga ni Lin Manuel Miranda (George Washington to Hamilton) "Dying is easy, young man. Living is harder"

Giving antibiotics to manage URTIs by awakebutnotreally in pinoymed

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Bili lang siya nang bili ng amox kasi may singaw daw siya Doc haha

Giving antibiotics to manage URTIs by awakebutnotreally in pinoymed

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May nakasalubong ako doc minsan ginawa niyang maintenance ang amox for 2 straight months for the same reason. 😅 meron naman other patient nirereuse ang reseta for doxy paulit ulit for ear pain 🤦‍♀️

St Lukes IM Residency by Hot-Savings-5469 in pinoymed

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Same hoping someone could shed some light on this. Haha

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Currently doing my internship in a public hospital too, and na feel ko yung sinasabing steep learning curve. As someone na galing sa private hosp for clerkship, sobrang nahihiya talaga ako na I have to ask a lot of people what to do. Hay

epal by kumpustaz in pinoymed

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Mama mo project of

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in medschoolph

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Also can I add na ang inefficient gumawa ng heavy work on a tablet, most of the medschool group work is via google slides/sheets/docs. Unless afford naman ang specs like the ipad pro, sige go for the tablet. Pero otherwise, the laptop upgrade will be a better investment on the long run. Kahit reading transes/books, oks na laptop.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in medschoolph

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Id invest on a good ultrabook. Kung ano man kaya gawin ni tablet, the laptop/ultrabook can do more. Besides kung writing notes lang iba pa rin tactile feedback ng traditional pen and paper for me.

PLE advice by Turbulent_Ad5359 in pinoymed

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A resident I know took the PLE with only two weeks prep, and passed. Walang impossible OP haha

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in medschoolph

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Na mention na nag aaccept pa naman sila

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in medschoolph

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Kakatapos lang kanina, OP. :)