You know it - our future is that we're going to be professional swimmers, and we're going to compete in major tournaments all over the world and take home all the prizes. Haha, well it's whatever path you want to follow! No one's forcing you to go in any particular direction.

I really still need to learn how to swim, lol. Good luck with your classes! Mine start in four weeks. :(

Hey man, it sounds like an excellent plan. And being a fire fighter is a great backup. You may not be in the medical field, but at least your health will be in tip-top shape and you'll be saving lives regardless! :D

What's the plan after you graduate? Man your life is so busy lol. We're so opposite in that sense. xD What else can you possibly do without overcomplicating your schedule?

Man that's a lot of money. D: You going for your fourth year in college?

I'd hope they do, because I wouldn't be surprised if something like prescribing the wrong medicine has already happened before. Don't worry about it too much and do the best you can. You'll do fine. :)

Based off what you've told me, it seems to intrigue you enough to the point where I think you'll have nothing to worry about. :) Haha, I know what you mean. I always wonder what happens if a doctor prescribes the wrong drug to a patient and it ends up causing more harm than good. D:

Your practical reminds me of my practical exam for chemistry back in January, lol. It definitely wasn't as stressful (although at the time I felt pretty stressed about it) as yours, but it did put a lot of pressure on me because I had to perform some tasks in a certain amount of time. It was nothing like dealing with real life situations like yours, but it was still something similar to yours with several stations set up and you had to do certain things at each station following the proper procedure. At the start, I was really scared I was going to screw it up and not use the proper apparatus, but it ended up being really fun and super easy for me. I studied pretty hard for it and ended up getting a 90% on it. XD

Not sure why I said this, but it was a random connection I made. The point is, I was a little nervous too, but I ended with confidence and actually found it enjoyable rather than it feeling like a chore. And if I had fun with my practical, you will too. :P

You better start studying! Just make sure not to pull an all nighter studying for the sake of your health. D: Dang, that's really intimidating. I personally can't handle stuff like that and people dying. And I don't other people to put their lives on the line in my hands because I'll probably freak out and screw something up. That's why the medical field isn't for me, lol. As a kid my mom always use to say I'd become a doctor one day, but nope, no way that's happening lol. That's a sick average, keep it up! What type of things will you have to do on the practical?

Are you liking the EMT classes? When are your exams? Regardless, I wish you the best of luck with those exams and you better not fail because otherwise aap ko thapaar milliga!

It definitely has! Nothing new over here, just enjoying my last couple of weeks at home before school takes over my life again, lol. What about you? How have you been in the meantime?