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Hi, Can you do a video about ocular migraine and how it differs from a normal migraine which feels like someone is twisting a knife in your eye, please?

Thank you so much for this video. America does not have nearly enough doctors and people need to be aware of the field. Such a good resource.

I know Dr Richard Brown had a low GPA before he decided to do medicine, I was wondering what he did and how he was able to get into MD School. I know there’s DO’s but I want to apply myself for MD school first. If i do DO I wouldn’t have much of a shot at doing anything related to surgery.

Congrats Doc🎉🎉

Beautiful… just beautiful ❤

youll hate it here in the winter bro

My dreams are to be a cardiothoracic surgeon

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Congratulations

Thanks so much for the 73 Q's Series Andy !!! They have been amazing !! Kudos for all the hard work you did on making these on top of Med School !! Also congrats for you Match 💯

this was amazing!! so proud of you Andy! can’t wait to see the next chapter of your life:)

going to med school at 26 doesn't impress me - how about in your 30s...now that is impressive.

Its 2024 and future doctors older than me are setting up there phones and then running back down and pretending to cry and people like it

Have you seen any IMGs matched there?

80 units? Good God

Congrats on becoming a Doctor! Wow this brought tears to my eyes as I want to embody those attributes as a doctor that the narrator spoke about!

This was beautiful, from the script to the video and all the artistry in between. An inspiration as I too embark on this new phase. Congrats, Andy!

Congrats Dr.Andy!!! I have been watching your videos since my freshman year of high school to this year of my last days of HS and your Last your of med school. I want to offer my congrats and thanks for the inspirations your videos provide. I've grown my passion wanting to go on this medical journey from being inspired form your videos you created. Thank you for being so real and showing the highs and lows of your journey I wish nothing but the best for you! Continue to Rise Up!!!

Congats!!!!

Willoughby’s is the best coffee!! French Roast Sumatra. Welcome to New Haven.

Will is absolutely correct, the feeling of regret is stronger than gratitude. You talk about medical school purgatory and the stresses of being a traditional student. Though I can’t say I completely understand, I experienced something similar in undergrad when I realized I wanted to pursue medicine. Taking friendships, relationships, and my own health for granted. Setting unrealistic standards of, “what is success”. Telling myself that depriving myself of basic physical and social needs was for the greater good. One of my favorite statements to make currently in undergrad is, “oh, things will get better next semester” or “things will get better next year” and most famously “things will get better when I’m in medical school”. In hindsight this was a reflection of a lack of gratitude and definitive action. The reality is that there are so many “checkpoints” in becoming a doctor that should be looked at opportunities to grow. I emphasize for traditional students because they have a “mold” as you said that they’re trying to fit. Non traditional is going to become the new traditional for medicine. The life experiences they bring to their cohort and how they celebrate their differences embodies the characteristics of the physician needed right now. The stereotypically archetype of the pre med was someone who felt like space and time froze when it was just the had a mission and work to be done. This mindset can be both a blessing and curse. It allows us to delay gratification and embark on an arduous journey such as medicine but it makes us focus on the destination rather than the journey. The destination is usually last 9 seconds than you’re already concocting a new goal. We 13 years to run 9 seconds.

One of THEEE most brilliant speeches I've ever heard in Medicine. Thank you for sharing it with us. Thank you for sharing your journey with so many of us. Congratulations on your graduation; we can't wait to see what the next chapter of your journey holds!!!!

I don’t think that the humility, vulnerability, and courage it takes to both critique his own habits and elicit input from others can be overstated. Many people will struggle and suffer in silence and fail before realizing that the shame statements they make to themselves about their aptitude and abilities are not true.