Look it as different years or even rotations to pass. It goes quicker and sounds better to cross off these different sections. If you work at it you can make residency a positive experience. It just takes a lot of planning. Good luck to all of you.
Graduation day is a long awaited, exciting milestone.
During the match process we decided it would be a good experience to move away from our comfortable surroundings in Utah, and we ended up in a family practice residency program in the midwest. So far, this year has been an interesting year. July was definitely the hardest month for many different reasons. My husband started on a medicine rotation, which is one of the most demanding rotations here. He worked 85 to 110 hour weeks.