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Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Well, that was fun.
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Diaphoresis++, blurred vision, tachycardia, fearful affect, agitation, alogia....
What are these symptoms related to?
...
...
Public speaking....
Yes, in an entirely safe environment filled with people I know, I completely flipped shit on my part of the presentation.
I don't even know what happened but I couldn't WAIT to get out of there.
Oh, I hope the end of the semester comes soon.
In other news, and except for my performance, the presentation was pretty good. It was for our topic "Poverty and Pregnancy" I bought $5 of McDonald's and $5 of a healthier lunch food. It was a cool comparison. The healthy lunch was a small salmon filet and a side of low fat pasta salad. At McD's I was able to buy a small coffee, a muffin, 2 blueberry pies, and a McDouble burger. Then I highlighted the nutritional and (ginormous) caloric differences between the two lunch options and the importance of patient teaching.
I also found this video which was a total gold mine. Thank you, Google. Again.
13 days until the end of finals and a few days' stay in sunny Mexico... *stares wistfully at calendar*
What are these symptoms related to?
...
...
Public speaking....
Yes, in an entirely safe environment filled with people I know, I completely flipped shit on my part of the presentation.
I don't even know what happened but I couldn't WAIT to get out of there.
Oh, I hope the end of the semester comes soon.
In other news, and except for my performance, the presentation was pretty good. It was for our topic "Poverty and Pregnancy" I bought $5 of McDonald's and $5 of a healthier lunch food. It was a cool comparison. The healthy lunch was a small salmon filet and a side of low fat pasta salad. At McD's I was able to buy a small coffee, a muffin, 2 blueberry pies, and a McDouble burger. Then I highlighted the nutritional and (ginormous) caloric differences between the two lunch options and the importance of patient teaching.
I also found this video which was a total gold mine. Thank you, Google. Again.
13 days until the end of finals and a few days' stay in sunny Mexico... *stares wistfully at calendar*
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Not long now, hope you have fun in the sun! Tip one back for all of us stuck here in the winter wonderlands.
No worries.. the whole speaking thing will get easier.
And your presentation sounded quite interesting!
Thanks you guys :) I got a fine mark on my presentation. Actually the instructor referenced it yesterday during the lecture about childhood obesity, which was encouraging. I was just soooo confused by my total systemic reaction to public speaking. It was a weird and terrible day, but I felt much better after a good night's sleep :D
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