Hi there, friends from Youtube, I am going to answer Fifichi Kawaeata’s question. She says "what tips do you have for people who will start on med school? I have just been accepted and I’m looking forward to it. People tell me there is no time for anything, not even for your health, etc. I look up to you a lot, cheers." Look, Fifichi, don’t hold on to what people say. Of course there’s time. You see, we make time. Medical school is hard, especially because it’s full-time. You don’t have… like in other colleges, you go on the morning or on the afternoon, there’s a period of the day left free. But the little-time thing also makes us get smarter. It makes us want to organize this time better. There will come a time when there are night shifts… There’s this thing in Brazil and in the world — This problem is not only Brazilian — Doctors can work the night through and the next day also. There are no other jobs with this schedule. A police officer works one day and rests on the next. A nurse works one night and has the next day off. But not a doctor. The doctor works the night and the day through, and sometimes works the next night again, it’s absurd, and it has to end. But in the time of college you have to try to organize your time. Medicine is a profession for who likes studying. Who does not like it should do something else. Because medical knowledge is renewing so fast that only those who like studying can have pleasure in accompanying, in having the curiosity to see what’s happening in science. So you have to set aside some time to do some exercises, and you are the one to take this time for yourself. You are the one who must say: Look, at this time I exercise. I wake up an hour earlier, or I leave college and go to the gym, or to the park, or running on the street, or swimming — anyway, you must make your own time. It is perfectly possible. Bye, Fifichi.
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