

Just yesterday Julie Reyes, representing the entire class, gave one of the most animated Grand Rounds presentations we've seen. The case was a patient who sustained injuries due to a vehicular accident. Normally the class would doze off by the 15th minute, but Julie's humor—unintentionally delivered, I suppose—kept everyone awake. An amusing and educational experience for all of us.


To cope with stress, one may laugh. A heartfelt, stomach-aching laughter. It's a good stimulant. It transforms a hostile environment into something friendlier. And one of the unrecognized sources of joy in one's life is a classmate whose laughter is boisterous and infectious. I'm thankful we have a lot of them in my class.

I thank God that I can still laugh, and that I have a reason to.
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