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You, The Doctor’s Spouse

May 3, 2018November 24, 2018 Christy 208 Views 0 Comments doctor's spouse, gender roles, marriage, med spouse survival guide, relationships

By Amy Rakowczyk, SDN Staff Writer Welcome to the new you—“The Doctor’s Spouse.” Yes, you have had your own identity

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What To Expect: Intern Year

April 6, 2018November 24, 2018 Christy 346 Views 2 Comments marriage, medical spouse survival guide, medicine, Podiatry, relationships, residency, work life balance

By Amy Rakowczyk, SDN Staff Writer You’ve likely heard the rumors about the dreaded Intern Year. It’s the worst of

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A Day In The Life Of A Medical Spouse

February 1, 2018November 24, 2018 Lee 201 Views kids, marriage, med spouse, medical spouse survival guide, relationships, work life balance

By Amy Rakowczyk, SDN Staff Writer Days Defined By The Medical Life Have you ever wondered what the day-to-day looks

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When You Start To Grow Apart: Challenges of a Medical Marriage

November 2, 2017November 24, 2018 Lee 179 Views amy rakowczyk, marriage, medical school, medical spouse survival guide, medical student, relationships, work life balance

By Amy Rakowczyk, SDN Staff Writer 10-24 hour shifts. Call days. Night float. Step prep. Away rotations. The nature of

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Life Hacks for the Medical Family

October 5, 2017November 24, 2018 Lee 210 Views food, life hacks, life management, marriage, med spouse survival guide, medical school, medical student, relationships, scheduling, work life balance

By Amy Rakowczyk, SDN Staff Writer In my previous article, “Division of Labor: How to Keep a Household Running While

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Marriage and Medical School: The Pros and Cons of Balancing Education and Married Life

May 26, 2016June 24, 2018 Lee 342 Views marriage, medical school, medical student, relationships, spouse, student

With the increasing age of students attending medical school (the American Association of Medical Colleges estimates that 10% of students

Chronicles of a Med Student

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Chronicles of a Med Student: Reaching Out

April 18, 2016 Lee 110 Views Chronicles of a Med Student, friends, marriage, medical school, relationships, student, studying, work life balance

I’m sorry, I can’t—I have to study. These are words that have become so routine to me that I barely

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Love and Happiness… And Medicine? Our Experience in the Couples Match

March 17, 2016 Lee 173 Views 4th year, application, couples match, feature article, interview, marriage, medical school, physician, residency, students, surgery

We were in the same class in medical school. It was your typical story. Boy meets girl, girl doesn’t like

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Marriage in Medical School: A Memoir (So Far)

March 2, 2015June 24, 2018 Lee 404 Views essay, feature article, marriage, medical school, students

During my senior year of college, I asked my girlfriend to marry me. We had been together for almost three

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Married Medical Student: Prioritizing Date Night

October 29, 2014 Lee 146 Views date night, feature article, in-training, marriage, medical school, relationships, residency, students

Reposted from here with permission. As a tour guide on interview days for my school, the most frequent question I am asked