Residency

“People without a vision perish”

-Bible-

I (Joshua) will attempt for now to give you an insight into Amy’s life. I haven’t seen my wife as much as I would like in the last few weeks. That’s when I was home. It has been nice to receive a real paycheck. But I think that she has been working more than an average of 80 hours a week. Her first day she came home in tears questioning herself and her capabilities. She has a lot of pressure on her to make the right decisions and to know exactly the right information. I for one know that couldn’t do it. But then she got to do OB/GYN her second day. She worked the afternoon in a clinic for underprivileged women. And as we all know that is where here heart and vision lay. So when she came home she was excited to say the least. Now that we re in her third month of residency I can tell you that even though there are hard days, and sometimes even months, she really loves what she does. Especially this month, which is probably the hardest month of this year. She gets up at 3:30AM and leaves by 4:15AM and comes home anywhere between 7PM (on an easy day) to 10:30PM (on a harder day) only to do it all again the next day. But she is doing what she loves to do. She is doing OB/GYN this month.