First Post -- A Formal Introduction
by
TDH
- April 30, 2017
Welcome!
Thank you for your interest
in my blog! I want this post to be your go-to section where you can get to know
me a little more and maybe I can answer a few questions you may have! If you
have any other questions feel free to e-mail me at medlifemotive@gmail.com or
leave a comment!
Be sure to follow me on
Instagram @medlifemotive for regular updates and aesthetically pleasing
pictures ♡
The Meaning Behind MedLifeMotive
I first started MedLifeMotive
on Instagram in February of 2017 to share a more personal side of my
life that I wasn't comfortable sharing with my own friends. Throughout college,
I kept my life fairly private and I had a few select friends that I was close
with. I didn't share my life on social media and when life started picking up
with medical school, I wasn't comfortable sharing it online to my friends. There
was born MedLifeMotive. The name stems from the many things in my life that
keep me going to pursue a life in medicine -- whether it be my boyfriend, my
hobbies in makeup, dance, crafting, and my passions.
What is a Medical Lifestyle Blog?
A medical lifestyle blog is not much different
than a traditional lifestyle blog. Traditionally, a lifestyle blog will include
posts anything related to your life -- this could be beauty, fashion, travel,
food, etc. A medical lifestyle blog, according to me, can include all of these
posts as they apply to my life but tailored to a life in medicine. As a girl
journeying through med school and future medical practice, I want to share
tips/tricks, loves/hates, advice... basically anything and everything that I hope
will help someone else one day. Therefore, this blog will include posts such as
"Favorite Makeup Products of the Month" and "Easy, Go-To
Business Casual Outfits for Medical School."
About Myself
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My name is Tram-Anh, it's pronounced
"tram" (like the mode of transportation) + "on." I'm
currently 22 years old, originally from Florida! I graduated in December 2014
from Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, FL with a Biology degree.
(So yes, I was 20 when I graduated)
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Before getting into med school, I took time off
to volunteer, work on my own international donation project, and working as a
pharmacy technician. In a few short months, I will be attending Edward Via
College of Osteopathic Medicine in Auburn, AL! I am so excited to start this
next chapter of my life and ready to begin my career as a healthcare
professional.
