Goodness...
...I'm tired.
First day over and done with and everyone was very helpful and nice.
I have no idea how many stairs I climbed today (even if the hospital is not that huge), but I actually found my way around the house quite well which still shocks me. Tomorrow I'll probably get lost completely to balance it out.
I'll have to get used to the kind of patients that are treated there mostly, which are people missing a limb or more or have developed necrosis in some form or other.
Other than that, the team is extremely nice, breaks are usually spent together and are pretty comfy. And it was only the first day >_> This could get really good. Apart from having to stick to an even more strict sleeping pattern, since I have to get up rather early.
In other news: saw an exhibition on Greek Gods yesterday, which was really interesting. Athena never caught my attention all that much, but I think I've got to invest some time in reading her up some more. They had an impressing statue of her, which actually makes me consider buying the photobook which accompanies the exhibition.
First day over and done with and everyone was very helpful and nice.
I have no idea how many stairs I climbed today (even if the hospital is not that huge), but I actually found my way around the house quite well which still shocks me. Tomorrow I'll probably get lost completely to balance it out.
I'll have to get used to the kind of patients that are treated there mostly, which are people missing a limb or more or have developed necrosis in some form or other.
Other than that, the team is extremely nice, breaks are usually spent together and are pretty comfy. And it was only the first day >_> This could get really good. Apart from having to stick to an even more strict sleeping pattern, since I have to get up rather early.
In other news: saw an exhibition on Greek Gods yesterday, which was really interesting. Athena never caught my attention all that much, but I think I've got to invest some time in reading her up some more. They had an impressing statue of her, which actually makes me consider buying the photobook which accompanies the exhibition.