By Nikki McClusky Around age 5 the symptoms of my poor mental health began to manifest. Mother and father were convinced I was possessed. It took but mere days when I found myself on the giant leather chair. Swinging my itty bitty feet and hiding my face in the squeaky shiny armrest. This was the…
Read More10 REASONS TO LOOK FORWARD TO SPRING! 🌸
Goodbye February and hello March! Spring is almost upon us and there are so many reasons to feel happy, bright and cheerful about us reaching this time of the year…
Read MoreTHAT SINKING FEELING: SLEEP DEPRIVATION AS A MEDICAL STUDENT
By Dr. Sujay Kansagra​ My body jolts awake to a familiar sound. After a few blind swipes, my blows hit their target, and once again, there is silence. The air in the room is cool and crisp, and every fiber of my being wants me to remain in the welcoming warmth under the covers. It…
Read MoreA BLUR IN EXISTENCE
Life’s too short…our existence is so small. The average human lives for around 79 years. 79 years in comparison to the 14 billion years of the universe’s existence. We are just 0.00000005642 (1 out of 177 million) of everything in existence. Less than that actually, because we’re sharing this time with 7.5 billion other people…
Read MoreA DAY IN THE LIFE OF A JUNIOR DOCTOR!
By Dr Jennifer (Ginevrella) I’m going to be taking you through what a day in the life of a junior doctor is like right now. Before we begin, my days can vary wildly – you might say there is no such thing as a typical day for a junior doctor. In my current job, I rotate…
Read MoreTHE BIGGER PICTURE
Do you ever look at strangers and ponder on the fact that everyone is so busy living their own little lives? I do this sometimes, sat in the car, watching people as the world whizzes by outside. I might see someone carrying their shopping home. But what’s home to them? Is it a nice cosy…
Read More
Life of a Medic 