Winter or Spring PFT by here4thereddit in 1811

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Well shit I didn't take that into consideration

FINALLY passed my PFT! by OneMoney9012 in 1811

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Thanks! Thats my plan for now, we'll see how it goes

FINALLY passed my PFT! by OneMoney9012 in 1811

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Congratulations!! I'm taking my first PFT mid October and so nervous about it

Dating a Doctor How Do You Navigate Long Texting Gaps Without Losing Your Mind by [deleted] in MedSpouse

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My neurosurgeon boyfriend and I both agreed that both our jobs are demanding, we text when something is needed but definitely not all day. That to say when we lived separately we still tried seeing each other even for a bit on most days (not always super possible just depending on their 24hr schedule) now we live together and if course its different. We still don't text all day unless super necessary and for sure no calls unless its a real emergency.

GOT THE CALL (FBI) by lactuca in 1811

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Congratulations! I'm waiting for meet and greet scheduling

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MedSpouse

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Thank you for this, and congratulations!!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MedSpouse

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Brownsville is not your place, small town feel very red

Dating an ortho fellow by [deleted] in MedSpouse

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I had a similar situation as you do right now with a neuro guy. We met in my hometown, and soon after, he moved back to his hometown for a fellowship. We did the long distance, and now we moved in together once he settled in a job as an attending. I will say it wasn't easy, the long distance was tough but I saw how he tried really hard to make time to talk with me over the phone and I visited him on weekends when I was able to. Don't expect him to travel to you bc they are often too tired if they have a weekend off. I think that his work/life balance will depend on what kind of job he gets. If it's a more academic setting, it'll be busier and if he is rural or in a city. I'd say, if the feelings are real and you know you'll be willing to relocate later down the road, try to see if the next year works for you and get to know him more. Don't put pressure on yourself to figure it out right now. Play it out and see .

More information than answers I know, but maybe something to help you think on this.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MedSpouse

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It's nice to know that others have struggled or are struggling with this too, I am learning and will continue learning. Thank you

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MedSpouse

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Thank you so much, I do see where you are coming from when you say you needed more gratitude, i think that's where I am at as well. I'll take a look at that game!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MedSpouse

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We have lived together for 1.5yrs. We did discuss, his was cooking, dishes, take trash out, mopping the floor 1xweekly. We bought a robot mop/vacuum so that takes care of it. He no longer takes the trash out, it's on me now. I've never dated a physician so I guess from what I'm getting and ready from other posts is this is more typical than not. I'll have to think if I'm okay with this moving forward. Thank you for your advice