Apparently, I can avoid it no longer. And goodness knows, I have tried. But like a teenage boy jumping between hatred of zits, adoration of girls and the voice of Mika on a bad day, I need to get to grips with my hormones.
Dr Hannah Barham-Brown
Disability and Gender Equity Advocate, GP Trainee, Speaker and Media Commentator. Everything on this blog is from me personally, and I speak only for myself. I'm very happy to discuss speaking and media requests; email me hello@hannahbarhambrown.com. Away from this website, I am also Deputy Leader of the Women's Equality Party, I have BA Hons in English and Theology with Arabic (Durham), BSc Hons in Paeds Nursing (Northumbria), my Medical degree from St George's, University of London, and I'm now training as a GP in Leeds, primarily in a wheelchair. This website is currently undergoing some renovations, but for now has three main sections - Rants (blogs), where I discuss a range of subjects, including disability, medicine and issues around gender and feminism; Reviews, where I share my thoughts on some of the books I've read (when I get time to both read AND review them!) and Revision Notes; I got through Medical School partly thanks to my obsession with breaking topics down onto post-it notes, and I'm very happy to share them, (though they are a few years old now, so don't rely purely on these!).
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March 15, 2015 at 5:43 pm
These are absolutely fabulous! I might steal your idea for my own pre-med studying (without putting it online, of course!). How do you store your post-its and lay them out when you do study? Do you stick them all in a notebook or something? Love your blog, it’s great to see a fellow bendy also pursuing medicine, though you’re quite a bit further on the path than I am 🙂
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March 15, 2015 at 5:45 pm
Thanks Lindsay – I’m still adding them as I go! The idea is that my house is getting covered in them so I keep revising as I go… My housemates are learning a lot!
And yay for another bendy medic!
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