Dedicated Learn-Quest
I need to really start pushing myself on this whole grad school thing. I let myself slack far too much for my own good, which is really quite sad because if I’m honest with myself, I have a good deal of potential and natural talent (at least in learning things).
I had a goal of taking the GRE around my birthday, but I feel like I’m not ready for it, which is primarily because I haven’t been studying as dilligently as I should be. I have been going over some of the GRE vocabulary I should know, and practicing that with short story writing and such, but it isn’t the vocab part that I’m worried about anyway. It’s the math. The math that I used to be so good at and now probably no less than a fifth grader. (God I hope that isn’t true.)
On the good news front though, Children’s Hospital is starting up their volunteer program at their Psych Unit, which is something I have been waiting for now. They have an orientation two Wednesdays from now, which I intend to take. However, I am having second thoughts about whether I should join that unit, since I’m actually really enjoying the Childlife department right now and I know I’ll miss those people. Plus, the psych unit is going to be more trying and probably even depressing from time to time compared to the Childlife unit.
But I shouldn’t be in this field if I’m worried about a child’s mental disorder depressing me, right? And there is only one real way to find out if I have what it takes to deal with that population, and that would be to work with them.
It’ll be a worthwhile endeavor in the end.








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