Cutting remarks- part 2

Is It Worth It: the med student dilemma

In this episode of Medmic.ke, we dive deep into the rollercoaster of emotions that come with being a medical student. Join us as we share hilarious stories, relatable struggles, and candid reflections on whether the grueling training is truly worth the sacrifice. Tune in for laughs, insights, and a dose of reality that every med student can relate to! 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._, @_kipdip_ credit cover art:@siki.wanjiku script and description-@henrymadaga,madagahenry50.wixsite.com/litnerd-letters Executive Producer and sound engineer,original music -Patrick Kiige @just_kiige on Ig,@kiige wamaguru on twitter All rights reserved by Charity Okeharia and @medmic.ke

prodigy rounds:navigating talent and productivity

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

Examining Faith:religion and spirituality , part 2

In this thought-provoking episode of our podcast, we delve into the often-overlooked intersection of spirituality and medicine. While medical school is primarily focused on the science of healing, we explore how personal beliefs and spiritual practices can influence a medical student's journey.Join us as we hear from diverse voices on how they have navigated their own religious beliefs and spirituality .Whether you’re a medical student navigating your own spiritual path or simply curious about the role of faith in healthcare, this episode will offer valuable perspectives and anecdotes that resonate beyond the classroom. DISCLAIMER:views shared here are of personal nature and do not necessarily represent the collectivity of a group or community's view Have fun listening, and feel free to share your own thoughts 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,@iabdi404 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

Examining Faith:religion and spirituality, part 1

In this thought-provoking episode of our podcast, we delve into the often-overlooked intersection of spirituality and medicine. While medical school is primarily focused on the science of healing, we explore how personal beliefs and spiritual practices can influence a medical student's journey.Join us as we hear from diverse voices on how they have navigated their own religious beliefs and spirituality .Whether you’re a medical student navigating your own spiritual path or simply curious about the role of faith in healthcare, this episode will offer valuable perspectives and anecdotes that resonate beyond the classroom. DISCLAIMER:views shared here are of personal nature and do not necessarily represent the collectivity of a group or community's view Have fun listening, and feel free to share your own thoughts 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,@iabdi404 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

Cutting remarks- part 2

*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