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Student Life

Argument for a medical multiverse : Acknowledgements

14 June 2009 Learning

If you like what you read here, you may want to keep updated by using my RSS feed. Want to know more about RSS/feeds? – read more here. Thanks for visiting!When you write acknowledgements for a thesis at a small college in Portland, you can be reasonably assured that almost nobody [...]

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5 Things to Look forward to after graduation : Chinese medicine post-graduate education

10 June 2009 Cultivation

Since the arrival of my friend Brandt Stickley, I have been unfortunately unable to devote the amount of time I would like to living out our wild Portland-area Awareness Project dreams. We had so many late night chat and Skype conversations, whipping one another into a sleepless frenzy about the power and possibility in symbolism. [...]

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Listening my way to success in the NCCAOM acupuncture board exam

9 June 2009 Acupuncture

As I said before, I’ve been spending a significant amount of time studying for and taking my NCCAOM board exams. As I said in my last post…
“…I’ve successfully completed the foundations and biomedicine exams already. I found them to be much different from what I was expecting. I know I am not allowed to share [...]

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12 Weeks of Power : The beginning

21 April 2009 Herbal Medicine

Engaging in the program I set out a couple of weeks ago hasn’t been much of a problem. Finding the extra moments to use for writing to the blog has been more of a challenge. :)
I have altered the program in a couple of important ways, however. It just hasn’t worked for me to limit [...]

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How am I going to survive the next twelve weeks? A study in the power of Chinese medicine theory

1 April 2009 Acupuncture

Well, it’s finally come to this – the final quarter of my formal institutional training in Classical Chinese Medicine. Wow. I mean, really, wow. There are quite a few of you out there who are in the same boat I am – looking graduation in the face. It’s exciting, yes, but it’s also a little [...]

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