On December 17, 2009 I was notified that I have been accepted to the Ross University Medical School MERP program. I am a 30 year old mom that has been working towards this goal for a very long time. My husband and 4 year old daughter will be moving to the Grand Bahamas and then the island of Dominica with me. This blog is about my family's venture as we prepare to embark on this wonderful adventure of a lifetime.
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Perfect Day!
Sometimes I feel like I am playing the leading star in a Hollywood movie. What am I at this particular moment? A wife, a mother, a medical student, or a woman in desperate need of some time to herself. Juggling the many responsibilities of my life is not easy and I was fortunate enough to experience my many roles all jumbled up into a few short hours. The family and I went snorkeling with some of the new first semester students that are just getting here. Naturally my daughter is glued to me these days, since I am on break and around a lot more than I have been over the last few months. In the course of about 10 minutes I had the pleasure of juggling all of my leading roles. I went from being an upperclassman giving advise to a new student to navigating frequent interruptions by my 5 year old because she was hungry to being a wife and desperately trying to take a walk on the beach with my husband. It all ended with this completely surreal underwater experience. As I lay there in the warm Caribbean water a school of fish swam directly under me, inches away from my body, I could feel the power of the turbulence they were creating as they swam. There were thousands of them and I just floated there paralyzed with fascination savoring in the pure joy of it. It was at that moment that I truly was reminded that I am exactly where I need to be: with my family, living my destiny, surrounded by strong mental challenges, breathtaking beauty, pure excitement, and love of a family. It was truly a perfect day.
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