I remember the first time I encountered it as a premed oh, how I longed for the day that I would carry it around and highlight in my own copy and be burdened by its information! I was uncertain that day would ever come, but here we are, 5 years later, with me bidding it goodbye. I remember how much I hated in med 1 it because it simplified intricate concepts that I though How do you review a book that has become part of who you are? This book does not tell a story, but many are woven around it. How do you review a book that has become part of who you are? This book does not tell a story, but many are woven around it. Haha, so now the secret is out - your physicians are all crazy people - but at least we're crazy people who know a lot about Bruton's agammaglobulinemia, right?.
All my classmates have a copy, but the joke around here is that I'm overly attached to mine - I can creepily open it directly to specific topics, and I had to keep it in my bed with me at night for a long time because I would wake up, unable to fall back asleep until I looked up whatever fact I dreamed I had forgotten. It's basically a study guide for medical licensing boards, and every page of mine is highlighted and annotated, read and reread, hated and loved. All my classmates have a copy, but the joke around here is that I'm overly attached to mine - I can creepily open it directly to specific topics, and I had to keep it in my bed with me Ok, I'm not recommending any of you read this book, but I spent ~12 hours/day, 7 days/week for 6 weeks memorizing it, so I felt it deserved a shout out on my Goodreads. Real-time updates at I'm not recommending any of you read this book, but I spent ~12 hours/day, 7 days/week for 6 weeks memorizing it, so I felt it deserved a shout out on my Goodreads.
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