After countless hours of reading, and rereading, and rerereading one of the most stimulating chapters ever written for a Paramedic text book, I’m happy to report that I passed the test.
*Does a little happy dance*
Goodbye, Pathophysiology. While I understand how important you are, you will not be missed.
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Congrats Epi!
Nice work epi, how many sections is your class broken into?
Yay Epi! Keep up the good work!
woot, woot!! :D
Well done Epi!
Good job girl! I am back just different…come visit while I rebuild, literally!
Woot! Woot! Strong Work girlfriend!
Good job! and I know how you feel! I feel the same way about A&P!
Three cheers! Pathophysiology is so hard yet so important. Good for you!!
Nice job, Epi. But I am not surprised. After all – to sort of quote a Chinese patient I had once – you smaht gurl!
way to go Epi! Keep it up!
Hey pathophysiology. IN YOUR FACE!
Congrats Epi :D
Congrats Epi :)
Woohoo!
You rock!
Karen