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Most of us never thought of productivity in the literal sense until we came to med school. Now,med school issues a peremptory claim on our time and sanity. In this episode of Medmic.ke, our amazing hosts take us through how they are able to stay productive or rather try to be productive as medical students, and how they are able to be holistic as they venture into talents,finding an intersection in them with medicine or even exploring them as their own.after all, all fun and no play,and we no sure want to be no jacks

Have fun listening, and feel free to share your own experience with us on our socials:

ig-@medmic.ke

twitter-@medmicke

email-@medmikeke@gmail.com

Hosts for the episode-@_.j.ace._,@lynnkanana,@mpekethu_

credit cover art:@siki.wanjiku

script and description-@henrymadaga,madagahenry50.wixsite.com/litnerd-letters

original music -Patrick Kiige @just_kiige on Ig,@kiige wamaguru on twitter

Executive Producer and sound engineer-Tevin Sudi @AQ studios

Proudly sponsored by @AQ studios
All rights reserved by Charity Okeharia and @medmic.ke

*graphic content*Is it really true that every medical student always remembers their first time in the anatomy lab and in the morgue? That is to be argued, especially after so many dissections and autopsies. In this episode of Medmic.ke, our hosts take us through a little horrific recounting of the experience they had with their cadavers, and how it was like to be part of post-mortems.

Let us know of your experience by reaching and sharing with us on our social:

ig-@medmic.ke

twitter-@medmicke

email-@medmikeke@gmail.com

Hosts for the episode-@g_a_k_u_r_e, @_kipdip_,@lynnkanana,@mpekethu_

credit cover art:@siki.wanjiku

script and description-@henrymadaga,madagahenry50.wixsite.com/litnerd-letters

original music -Patrick Kiige @just_kiige on Ig,@kiige wamaguru on twitter

Executive Producer and sound engineer-Tevin Sudi @AQ studios

Proudly sponsored by Fellowshipsafaris @https://open.spotify.com/show/0JJWOOj41y5m5zvjO59NlI?si=2PpCoRliQv2iMRIhe_FOoA&utm_source=copy-link@Dr.Njeri Karianjahi


All rights reserved by Charity Okeharia and @medmic.ke

*graphic content*Is it really true that every medical student always remembers their first time in the anatomy lab and in the morgue? That is to be argued, especially after so many dissections and autopsies. In this episode of Medmic.ke, our hosts take us through a little horrific recounting of the experience they had with their cadavers, and how it was like to be part of post-mortems.

Let us know of your experience by reaching out and sharing with us on our socials:

ig-@medmic.ke

twitter-@medmicke

email-@medmikeke@gmail.com

Hosts for the episode-@g_a_k_u_r_e, @_kipdip_,@lynnkanana,@mpekethu_

credit cover art:@siki.wanjiku

script and description-@henrymadaga,madagahenry50.wixsite.com/litnerd-letters

original music -Patrick Kiige @just_kiige on Ig,@kiige wamaguru on twitter

Executive Producer and sound engineer-Tevin Sudi @AQ studios

Proudly sponsored by Fellowshipsafaris @https://open.spotify.com/show/0JJWOOj41y5m5zvjO59NlI?si=2PpCoRliQv2iMRIhe_FOoA&utm_source=copy-link@Dr.Njeri Karianjahi


All rights reserved by Charity Okeharia and @medmic.ke

The experience would be bland, and almost unbearable without the great friendships we’ve made; people who occasionally inject sense into us(medically speaking), and who are shoulders to lean on. Nevertheless, just like a coin, there's probably a not-so-good side to friendships. In this episode of Medmic.ke, our hosts take us through an amazing recounting of the experience they have had. As you listen, what have your friendships been like so far? Any good highlights? Any disappointments?

Let us know of your experience by reaching out and sharing with us on our socials:

ig-@medmic.ke

twitter-@medmicke

email-@medmikeke@gmail.com

Hosts for the episode-@g_a_k_u_r_e, @lynnkanana,@_kipdip_,@hahasharete,@mpekethu_

credit cover art:@siki.wanjiku

script and description-@henrymadaga,madagahenry50.wixsite.com/litnerd-letters

original music -Patrick Kiige @just_kiige on Ig,@kiige wamaguru on twitter

Executive Producer and sound engineer-Tevin Sudi @AQ studios

Proudly sponsored by Fellowshipsafaris @https://open.spotify.com/show/0JJWOOj41y5m5zvjO59NlI?si=2PpCoRliQv2iMRIhe_FOoA&utm_source=copy-link@Dr.Njeri Karianjahi


All rights reserved by Charity Okeharia and @medmic.ke

Am I supposed to be here? Well, once in a while, medicine has us doubting ourselves, and wondering whether we truly belong. Join us on this episode of Medmic.ke as we get to talk about imposter syndrome and explore that occasionally unsettling feeling that you just don't measure up. We also explore techniques and avenues we can leverage on to push back this tide and feeling of being an imposter.

What has your experience with imposter syndrome been?Interact with us and let us know your experience and perhaps what has helped you overcome
Let us know of your experience by reaching out and sharing with us on our socials:

ig-@medmic.ke

twitter-@medmicke

email-@medmikeke@gmail.com

Hosts for the episode-@g_a_k_u_r_e, @_kipdip_,@_.j.ace._

credit cover art:@siki.wanjiku

script and description-@henrymadaga,madagahenry50.wixsite.com/litnerd-letters

Executive Producer,original music and sound engineer-Patrick Kiige @just_kiige on Ig,@kiige wamaguru on twitter

All rights reserved by Charity Okeharia and @medmic.ke

On this episode of Medmic.ke, our hosts take us through a thrilling retelling of how their journey through medical school has been. They share their experiences in their early years, contrasting it with all the surprises they have had along the way.

Let us know of your experience by reaching out and sharing with us on our socials:

ig-@medmic.ke

twitter-@medmicke

email-@medmikeke@gmail.com

Hosts for the episode-@g_a_k_u_r_e, @_kipdip_,@hahasharete,@_.j.ace._,@mpekethu_

credit cover art:@siki.wanjiku

script and description-@henrymadaga,madagahenry50.wixsite.com/litnerd-letters

Executive Producer,original music and sound engineer-Patrick Kiige @just_kiige on Ig,@kiige wamaguru on twitter


All rights reserved by Charity Okeharia and @medmic.ke