one week into GS posting..
i must say we are having very nice tutors at TTSH

my uro consultant over ward rds told us that
- you are actually not stupid, contrary to the belief that has been deeply ingrained in your minds, since the beginning of med school
- u guys were made to feel stupid, everytime the consultant ask u a qn in the clinic n you cant ans, n they give u this look "i cant believe u dont know the ans"
- you guys are probably cream of the crop, straight As, top in class since you r young etc

i actually felt q touched by his kind words, in the time of my life where i'm constantly doubting my sainty and competence. altho i still reserve many doubts abt my intelligence n ability to pass my exams, i felt those were very kind words a M5 can actually hear from a tutor(not to promote any complacency tho)
- instead of the usual "are you sure you r m5?"

at ttsh
of course there is father of surgery, prof LCH
i've heard so many stories abt him, but this is the first time in my clinical yrs to have him as my tutor
he's such a cute prof. he says the aim of this revision posting in surgery is to pass MBBS GS without tears. (or if we want, we can have tears of joy) hahahaha
he famous quotes of the robin+sparrow, rain before rainbow, opportunity clock vs alarm clock, are you alright? are so classical
"gallstones are tombstones where bacteria write their epitaphs" haaa

then there is father of cardiology prof CBL
who gave us this IHD tutorial
the rotating CT coronary angiogram heart with the Indiana jones music in the background is so cute and now i can tell everyone that, after an AMI, if you can climb 2 flights of stairs without feeling breathless or angina,
basically you can do watever you wan hahaaa :P

haiz 101 days to MBBS, my frens.