Xueli - AMA

Funnily, while I like most fruit, I just do not like the taste of papaya. Something about it reminds me of a suspension my parents made me take (probably something penicillin based) that would make me vomit the second it hit my tongue. >_< ugh, I shudder just remembering it now. So short answer, no, I'm scared of papayas lol

I've been on here a while, I distinctly remember writing my first post while waiting for assassin's creed 3 to download so around that time. But I always end up going on long hiatus just based off how much crap I have to do for school and whatnot. Not super successful, but I'm not particularly looking. Not that I'm against it if I struck it up with someone but I've just had a lot of my plate with pharmacy school and stuff that I honestly don't even think it's fair to anyone else cause I don't really have the time to dedicate to building that kind of relationship, to my mother's infinite disappointment

You are missing out... missing out on a fiery tongue blazing salad. I know how you feel w/ the whole crap on your plate. How do you remember eveyrything? My sister (I have many... .... o.O) wanted to do something in that field, but she gave up due to all the memorization stuff >.>... Have you ever gone bald? Also, what kind of tricks do you have for your period days?

It has to have a good story, I think. It doesn't necessarily have to be an RPG, even though that's what I mostly played. Like an interactive movie I guess, I like the sense of purpose and progression. I'll also buy games that I can play with friends which has basically been destiny and monster hunter

I'm a big abuser of the quizlet. Making good flashcards and constantly reviewing them is how I've made it through. Also, it helps to actually use your clinical knowledge in person. So when I work up multiple patients who are diabetic or have heart failure, I know exactly what medications they should be on and how long and in what doses just because I've seen it before. I have not gone bald, thankfully. I probably won't just based on genetics, my whole family all have full heads of hair And I don't really have any particular tricks for managing menstruating. Everyone is always a bit different from each other when it comes to their cycles so I generally counsel patients on the basic stuff. Heating pads, try to get out and move around if you can, take ibuprofen, please change your tampons regularly to avoid toxic shock syndrome, etc.