For seven hours yesterday, I stared at a computer screen, squirmed in my chair, tried to block out the incessant clicking of neighboring keyboards - and answered medical questions at the incessant rate of one per minute. I know a lot of medicine. I answered questions ranging from rabies to rashes to radiology, from newborns to geriatrics, from psychiatry to sarcoidosis. And by the end, I was spent.
But today, I want to take a moment to give thanks.
I'm thankful I was healthy, focused, rested, well-fed.
I'm thankful there is an international computerized testing center in Nairobi.
I'm thankful for the prayers of many friends.
And on the way home I saw a spectacular rainbow, reminding me of God's covenant promises, of His love and faithfulness. And it made this little exam pale in comparison...
But today, I want to take a moment to give thanks.
I'm thankful I was healthy, focused, rested, well-fed.
I'm thankful there is an international computerized testing center in Nairobi.
I'm thankful for the prayers of many friends.
And on the way home I saw a spectacular rainbow, reminding me of God's covenant promises, of His love and faithfulness. And it made this little exam pale in comparison...
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