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Oh frabjous day!
Nov. 9th, 2007 10:46 pmHere I am, studying (and watching scrubs) on a Friday night, distracting myself from memorising antituberculous agents by checking the web and I check BBC news...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/7087846.stm
It was only a fortnight ago I discovered the proposal that would lock me out of training in the UK, but my god it has felt like a long time. Exactlyhalf and I have tried to reformulate our universe in the light of what looked to be a crushing blow. I honestly thought the chances of this appeal succeeding were in the order of 1%. I'd even begun filling out a DPhil application. And now, glorious reprieve.
I get to stay! And work! And train in a sensible order! Caloo, callay. I'm going to have a glass of wine and a celebratory chortle.
On a contemplative note though, I now I have a tendancy to anticipate trouble. I've certainly put myself through a lot of grief by expecting the worst here. Then again, if I'd been sanguine, I do believe there was a large chance I would have ended up stranded and unprepared. Still, it does take it out of one to anticipate disaster.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/7087846.stm
It was only a fortnight ago I discovered the proposal that would lock me out of training in the UK, but my god it has felt like a long time. Exactlyhalf and I have tried to reformulate our universe in the light of what looked to be a crushing blow. I honestly thought the chances of this appeal succeeding were in the order of 1%. I'd even begun filling out a DPhil application. And now, glorious reprieve.
I get to stay! And work! And train in a sensible order! Caloo, callay. I'm going to have a glass of wine and a celebratory chortle.
On a contemplative note though, I now I have a tendancy to anticipate trouble. I've certainly put myself through a lot of grief by expecting the worst here. Then again, if I'd been sanguine, I do believe there was a large chance I would have ended up stranded and unprepared. Still, it does take it out of one to anticipate disaster.
