21 Aug 22 by member: PinayRN
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21 Aug 22 by member: yago-Santiago
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💛💛💛 thank you and gracias! 🦎
21 Aug 22 by member: Joe Alec
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I think the forensic stuff sounds very cool... but not sure I could do it. Great pics.
21 Aug 22 by member: davidsprincess
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Forensic Pathology sounds interesting and challenging, good luck! Love the pictures, you have a sharp eye. Early happy birthday wishes, enjoy your little break!
21 Aug 22 by member: shirfleur 1
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Thank you! Yes, I'm both excited and nervous about forensics. In all honesty, I picked it because it makes me nervous. Working on "embracing" discomfort instead of avoiding it...which sounds great, but we'll see how that works in practice eh? 😅
21 Aug 22 by member: Joe Alec
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One of the young docs I used to work with told me that in his forensics/autopsy rotation he pulled back the sheet on his cadaver and it was his dad!!! The guy walked out on his family years before (alcohol and drugs) and he hadn’t seen him since. Wouldn’t that just blow you away.? You get used to it. I trained at County USC in Los Angeles. We student nurses would take our lunches up to the amphitheater and watch the autopsies while we ate. We were blessed with no odors but it was fascinating to watch. Heck, everything is probably “virtual” now.
22 Aug 22 by member: Kenna Morton
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Those are really nice photos. Thanks for sharing. Good luck for the exam.
22 Aug 22 by member: ginome
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You're a fungi fun-guy! You must be up in the NW? Wonderful photos.
22 Aug 22 by member: erikahollister
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This is going to be very hands-on so no virtual escapism for me!
22 Aug 22 by member: Joe Alec
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I'm in the southeast, Florida 🐊
22 Aug 22 by member: Joe Alec
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Loved the pictures! Hubby is an amateur mycologist.
22 Aug 22 by member: -MorticiaAddams
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Best of luck with your specialty training. You can do anything you set your heart to do
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What beautiful photos! Good luck with your training!
22 Aug 22 by member: CrashtestDawnie
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Fascinating collection of photos, thanks for sharing.
22 Aug 22 by member: Sidnay123
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When I was in the police academy, we had a forensic pathology presentation by the medical examiner at the morgue. It was very informative and interesting to learn about the many different types of entry wounds and causes of homicide deaths. The information was helpful for sure.
22 Aug 22 by member: saigegirl
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We had a similar presentation earlier in medical school! It got me interested in learning more.
23 Aug 22 by member: Joe Alec
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23 Aug 22 by member: davidsprincess
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Yea, I obviously love this stuff too. Working in the ER we would get GSW in and you could look at the wounds and almost tell exactly what happened.
23 Aug 22 by member: Kenna Morton
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Good luck on this rotation. Never realized you could smell blood until I saw my first necropsy.. There is always something new and eye opening in the medical field.
24 Aug 22 by member: Tink1953
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