Has it only been a week?

  Module 3 hit me like a brick wall. The lessons are long and crammed with things I have to remember for the exams. My brain is currently in a state of shock due to the amount of things that I've been trying to cram into it. The revision guide has been started and already and I feel like I'm writing a book.
 Drug calculations are the next hurdle I have to overcome, to be honest they're not difficult, the problem is as soon as I hear maths the panic button in my brain gets pushed and I'm screwed.
  EBL presentation is coming along nicely and I plan to do a bit more research on the pelvic floor muscle as it's still a bit confusing for me...

Lots to do and not much time to do it in =_=

Hello Module 3!

  Time in my first year at university is rushing by now, it only seems like yesterday when I moved in and began this long journey. It's hard to believe that this is my last term and module as a first year and that next year my role and responsibility changes and expands.  So module 3 started today and it's safe to say the anxiety of something very new and different scared the whole cohort into silence.
  Mod 3 focuses on labour and delivery and there sure is a hell of a lot to learn about it. The fact that there is no essay in this term is brilliant, however there is still the small matter of the exams. Which are just around the corner... Revision has already started and nerves have already made their way nto my subconscious.
  So apart from the fact that every time I think about this module and all the work it entails my stomach tries to leap out of my throat, I'm so excited. This is the module I've been waiting for and the teacher we have for this module is amazing so already I'm hyped for it. 
  Another plus on the scale is that I passed my placement so that's another tick on the Done list. Now it's the dreaded wait until the 5th of May for the essay feedback.
 plus,  last night I swam 2000m beating everyone in my lane (not that I'm competitive or anything) so it's safe to say I'm very proud of myself  :) :)

Trying something new

Master chef :)
Kirstie & I managed to throw together some very nice cup cakes and a coffee cake, safe to say we are very pleased with ourselves :) Cupcakes are rather yummy!
The coffee cake isn't too bad either :)

Back to reality

My last term as a first year has begun and I have the feeling this is going to be the hardest one yet (which makes sense). With Exams, Labour ward and massive amounts of EBL I get the feeling drowning is what it's going to feel like for most of this term. I finished last term  on a fairly neutral feeling . However,  the realisation and shock that I've nearly completed a year is all a little scary.  It's all about to get very hard very quickly, I found out my mentors name for my Labour ward placement and heard positive things about her, but that doesn't make me feel any less nervous. I can feel myself creeping up the roller coaster again and I'm waiting for it to suddenly drop me into the big dark hole of stress and worry. Although, It can't be impossible others have done it before me and they've survived! I can to, I just need to get into the right head space first :) 
After decorating my room during the holidays moving back into my uni room was less fun. I was just getting used to the space.
Swimming is going well and  I managed to swim 1,125m Last night, and I'm hoping to do better tonight although I've been cycling a lot today so I expect I'm going to be useless. anyway EBL presentation work needs doing and it won't do itself so I'm off to fight with it for a bit more. Fun =_=
ps. I hope My GG isn't missing me too much :) x