Here is a fun and interesting video that ties in something I mentioned in my last blog post, Flaws. It's also just something that will put a smile on your face. Enjoy!
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- Hammad
- I am a physician board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation (PM&R) and Stanford fellowship trained in spinal cord injury medicine. I was in an automobile accident with my family on May 23, 2009 that caused, among other things, a traumatic brain injury, a C5 brachial plexus injury and a T2 complete spinal cord injury. That's not going to hold me back in accomplishing my dreams.
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Oh my goodness, I LOVE this video! Soulpancake has good, heart-warming stuff. I also want to thank you for your blogposts! It helps to read experiences from different med students (since I'm currently on the 1st year grind) and feel like hours of lecture will never end. I hope everything goes well for you fourth year!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Hira!!
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