T Minus One Day Until I’m a Doctor
My apologies to everyone for my last rant/post about UPS. I actually had a great day today, save for UPS pissing me off (and I don’t piss off easily).
Anyway, let’s get back to the good stuff.
I will be a doctor in less than one day. Today was a very long day of endocrinology. I had to wake up very early in the morning, and I just now got home (it’s now 8 p.m.). Long day for an elective. But guess what? I learned sooo much. And so I am not upset about the hours.
Tomorrow is my last day of endocrinology. It’s also my last day of med school. MY LAST DAY OF MEDICAL SCHOOL! My apologies if I’m too excited. But guess what, I’M EXCITED!! In less than 24 hours I will have fulfilled all of the requirements to become a medical doctor in the USA. Yes, I will not actually receive my diploma for a few weeks. But that is merely a piece of paper. I am almost a doctor.
It’s exciting and scary and wonderful and terrifying, all at the same time. I’ve worked soooo very hard to get where I am now. And it has all been worth it. All the blood, sweat, tears, and money…. But after tomorrow I will be a doctor. And no one can take that away from me. Eat that, UPS! (Okay, I have obviously not gotten over that yet!) 
Photos: I took both of them today. The first one was taken very close to my hospital. I parked far away enough to catch this on my walk. (RIP Kendoggz…one of my nicknames, by the way.) Second one was taken out of my car window on the drive home. Turns out you have to get creative if you’re not a “walker.”
“Yo Brooklyn, Fuhgeddaboudit” Photo Series
My name is Kendra and I am a newly minted doctor about to begin my residency in Psychiatry at 
Kendra…I am so very happy for you! I really enjoy reading this blog and hope that you will continue it throughout your residency….You ROCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And congratulations on the successful completion of medical school!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The marathon is almost over. You do Rock!! Congratulations Dr. Campbell!!!!!!
Congratulations!! As a current first semester (almost 2nd after the final next week!!) at Ross, I can’t tell you how awesome it has been to follow your blog and I am hoping you plan on keeping up with it during residency!! It gives me lots of hope reading about someone who has done what I am on track to do and that you made it!! Congrats again and I hope to be in your position in 4 short years!!