Neurotransmitter seminar

[liveonearth]

So far this Apex seminar is awesome. It is answering so many of my questions! Perhaps it is lighting me up because I have been actively studying this material for some time now. Lots is familiar, but then when something new is explained it has a structure to fit into, and builds my body of knowledge....feels so good. I finally have a good idea what my protocol will be for getting people off benzos while also treating their anxiety. I finally understand the mechanisms behind gluten's impact on the brains of some people, and which people are more likely to experience this. It's all fascinating. My energy level is high. I seem to finally be kicking my nasty disease. Thank goodness.

School: it is quickly becoming apparent that I have way too many classes this term. I wish I could put some of them off. I'm going to look into the possibility of splitting this load in half and staying another term. I want to study this material thoroughly, not push through it for a grade and remember nothing! I have genetics, oncology, urology, proctology, neurology, endocrinology and ground rounds in addition to my 3 shifts. Most these subjects would fill an entire term (or many) if done properly. Attempting to cover all of them in one term is insane. Madness. Who needs it.

QotD:
When you love, you wish to do things for. You wish to sacrifice for. You wish to serve.
--Ernest Hemingway

Comments

[skyojos.livejournal.com]

Sounds like a great seminar and I think it is a grand idea to split your load. It it too much. Lots of very important stuff to study and know well. I hope you can find a way to support this. I certainly wish it for you. So glad you are finally feeling your energy back and the dis-ease on it's way out.

[neptunia67.livejournal.com]

Yikes. That does sound like WAY too much of a class load.

I'm happy to hear you are enjoying the seminar! It makes it worth the extra effort when you can walk away with new, valuable knowledge.

[liveonearth.livejournal.com]

The sad thing is that all these classes are destined to be superficial overview classes, and I so want to dig deep. Argh.

As for the seminar, I got lots of useful ideas and I actually am going to try some products from the neutraceutical company that put it on.