WAKEANT wrote:taikibansei wrote:WAKEANT wrote:
work from home....med student when do you find time to work?
Bingo. Part-time work in med school when the classes, study and required internships already take up 10-12 hours per day? He wouldn't be posting to RealGM, if that were the case. Also, if he were truly allergic, he'd be able to get a medical exemption. People do get exemptions, including my brother.
I'm guessing his med program is WebMD, and his "allergy" is caused by the Q anomaly in his DNA.
Post a link and directions on how to post pictures.
1.) post my hospital ID and student ID the picture of me.
I’m not against vaccinations as I have other vaccinations.
2.) there is no medical program where you do 12-15 hours a week of clinical hours. You work full shift whether that is 2 days 3 days or the whole week or alternate weeks
3) I’m also in a accelerated program.
4.) if you maybe had a life you would know what I stated above along with we have something called breaks which is when I usually post or during the weekend. Contrary to that it doesn’t take long to post one thing. It’s called a hobby. Sorry I’m Intelligent enough to do more than one thing .
I also said I was a mess student not In med school. I’m in a radiologic program and directly after moving to mri and then RA.
So yes people actually in this world have alergies and it’s a shame that you poke fun at people for not being as fortunate as people who don’t.
I’m also have allergies to bees and if I’m stung I could die is that hard to believe also? Haha it’s funny when people camp behind there computer and use only WebMD to find out there information. Maybe do a actually search before you make a crazy statement of 12-15 hours lol that sounds so dumb. So does someone go like 3 hours a day for for four days hahahahaha. Please go seek help also seriously post instructions and how to post a picture because I got time today to make you look like a the idiot you are.
Also someone said work from home? How am I going to x-ray from home that just sounds so dumb.