She's an inspiration for everyone. That's hard work most definitely God bless you and your family 🙏🏻

And here I am.. Can't get motivated to cross off 3 items off my to do list

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I know the feeling. @@stacyhamilton9648

Thank you so much! I love you! & I really appreciate you being here!

Surgeons are usually around very competent teams. Moreover, attendings and fellows plus mid-levels (PA-C and ARNP's) are usually on hand for the floors and admits, (and sometimes OR) for the OR if the right circulator and and awesome scrub is on call, that immediately alleviates ALLOT OF OR stress like a Lap chole- Ports picked per preference, Cut down-vs Verris technique for initial, entrance, and of course being ready for open procedures. yes it can get crazy and serious but the training prepares you to be calm, and for the most part whom you work with are pretty much top-tier in skill and professionalism. What I learned allot from residents was to always STUDY and be up on the latest tech, and newest guidelines, techniques and Rx in medicine. Best to you good doctor Sanchez in what you want to specialize in and family as we say in the OR "strong work"

You can absolutely do anything you set your mind to! I know it seems daunting but just take it one step at a time.

@@thedaisysanchezYour a real leader Daisy 💯💪 19 years old and taking my PreReqs right now in College to go down the path of family medicine 💯🙏🏻

mba for surgery? PlasticS or plastic? Why bring race into this?

Why are you getting an MBA as a doctor and an aspiring surgeon? No shade, genuinely curious how they correlate together.

@@brandonbellino8896 Many potential reasons for it. 1. Administrators make more money with less work and far less liability then a surgeon. 2. Surgeons can pay $250k a year just for malpractice insurance. IF they get sued (they will), forget about it- $500k a year easy. It is smart to have a back-up safety net. 2. An MBA is always helpful. Many doctors go into private practice. Knowning more about business, accounting, finance is very helpful. 3. Why not?

@@brandonbellino8896I’m actually curious also? I want to be a lawyer but the med side interest me a lot

@@kyadiary Well the dual JD/MD makes sense to me because a lot of medical schools actually have programs for that, they combine medical and law programs for people who want to be lawyers for hospitals and defending doctors in malpractice lawsuits and stuff like that. I’m just confused why someone who wants to be a surgeon and be in the OR wants or would need an MBA, not sure what they’d do with it as a surgeon.

as an aspiring surgeon and med student, her videos are rly the best 🥹💗

Thank you so much!

That's very interesting! Who helps you with your young son while you are working? Thanks (from predebtal student) who also has a son

@@MissRiaRum We have a nanny. I only work 4 days a week and banker’s hours, so I get to see my son a lot. Lots of flexibility within dentistry, so you will do well. Best of luck with your studies 🙏🏻

Wow! Just seeing this video and I thought the very same thing!

Thank you so much! I really appreciate the kind words and encouragement!

Trust me you only see the highlights - like everyone I'm sure I have many flaws! You are far from inaccurate and I highly respect social workers. I don't have the capacity to do what you do!

You are kind. It does take a village.

A work scheute like this as a pilot would not be pissible due to the increased error rate due to tiredness. Really do not understand why surgeons are allowed to work like that.

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much for being here and for your support.

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Thank you so much!! :)

Thank you! Honestly - I think tradition more than anything...

dangerous thing- imagine getting a surgery on hour 22?

@@MOAB-UT yea exactly makes no sense to me

@@jenniferschaffer1625 Agreed. Medical mistakes happen often. Tools get left inside, etc. I had a surgery a few years back. I looked hard at my surgeon to make sure he was wide awake and not tired looking. He was fine. A single surgery I had a few years ago, I think about every single day. Surgeons banging out 10+ surgeries a day we are just a number on a 24/hr. calendar. NO. We are people. The quality of the job they do sticks with us for life. I still have the scares to prove it- and pain on occasion too.

I think there will always be a shortage of doctors. Especially with the insane taxes you need to pay to get through medical school and the other easy alternatives...I mean being an influencer is much easier and much better paid. 🤯 we will see what will happen in a few years when we will need doctors and instead we'll get influencers.🤦‍♀️

Loopholes in the system unfortunately.

Are those loopholes state specific? What do they let the hospital get away with?@@thedaisysanchez

I saw that too but they don't look very long and they have a round tip look to it and not pointy. So that might be why it's okay.

Thank you! Wishing you all the best in your journey! I have a vanity set up in my room!

Hahaha, same!

Thank you and me neither sometimes, haha.

Are you in university or med school? I think it’s 4 years of undergrad then 4 years of med school then it’s like residency is even longer!

This is not done at all! It’s not necessary

Me too. How are you doing now? Do you take a Dig. Enzyme? Can be a liver issue too.