The Cost Of A Personal Life in Residency - That Time I Pissed Myself in Bed!
The Cost Of A Personal Life in Residency - That Time I Wet The Bed!
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The Cost of Having a Personal Life While in Residency (or the story of the time I wet the bed as an adult) - Dr. Buck tells a story about ridiculous hours as a medical resident and trying to entertain his parents while they were visiting town...also how all this led to him wetting the bed and shopping for hunting gear.
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@justadbeer
6 жыл бұрын
Shubham Adhikary That's a tough one. My kid dated a girl all through med school and they just broke up during his 2nd year of residency. My wife took it really hard because she loved that girl like a daughter. The distance was what finally did them in I was told (she in CA and him in MI) Of course my wife blames him for not putting a ring on her finger a year or two ago.
@purpleconundrum783
4 жыл бұрын
He did, i think...
Dr.Parker youre one of the coolest docs i know man, a real inspiration for a jamaican med student such as myself, keep up the good work !
Great story and great words about "ownership." So true!
I get so excited when you post a new video!
“CAUSE I WAS FUCKIN COMMITTED BITCH!” You’re so awesome
Amazing videos keep up the work!
These videos are packed with information and great advice. I also like how you convey your level of dedication and commitment in a hilarious way. Thank you for inspiring us, already subscribed. Btw I'm starting med school in January 2019 at St.George's University. Keep up the good work.
Great story, and love that tie!
Keep up the real videos man 👍🏾
Love your videos Dr. P, you're an inspiration and incredible resource for aspiring physicians like myself. I was wondering if you could make a video on pros/cons of getting a dual MD/MBA or pursuing an MBA later in your medical career? And specifically how it could help in a surgical specialty?
Wow very nice video Dr.🤗
Dr. Buck 👨⚕️ ~ This is called being over exhausted when your body reaches that state🌺
I love your videos, keep it up
You’re my inspiration... :)
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOU, Just when i want to quit studying for this MCAT, or stop thinking about Caribbean med schools, you make my day. i love you. cHanging a lot of lives =)
@ahsananwer460
3 жыл бұрын
How did it go? You got into medical school? Just curious :)
@GraceandEd
3 жыл бұрын
@@ahsananwer460 no Entrepreneur route Also have a youtube couples channel... Mom passed away February 19th 2020 And just at a point in life where I need to build my assets first Take care or me, my sis and loved ones Medical school will happen in due time Not to be rushed, serious thing and you're committing your life to service for others My time will come But if your time is now GO NAIL THAT THING 👏
Damn the struggle is REAL!!😂♥️ How far are we with regenerative medicine btw I’ve always been interested in it. Has it been integrated in surgery yet or is it still being researched?
After all these years as a practicing osteopathic physician, I never realized I was a piece of shit quack with all those disadvantages until I watched Dr Bucks u tube videos. Guess I might as well begin the process of closing my practice. I do appreciate Dr Bucks honesty and wish him and his career continued success.
Sir can u make a video regarding FELLOWSHIP, COST OF FELLOWSHIP , SALARY, EXPENSES after residency
Yooo Buck nice vid, what car do u drive?
Hi Dr Buck, I love the KZread channel however I do have a question. I myself am an aspiring doctor and I am worried about the way that residency is done in the United States. I’m sure as you are well aware of the average resident works over 80 hours a week. Resident depression rates are way above those of the general population and over 20% of deaths of those in the health field between ages of 25-35 are through suicide. Meanwhile in other countries the average work week for a resident is often as low as 48 hours (not far off from a normal work week) and yet there is no negative impact on the patient care. Why is it you think that the medical system in the United States is this way and do you think that there is anything that can be done about it. Also would you be willing to speak up for better working conditions for residents.
One time after engineering finals I slept for 26 hours straight and my dad asked my mom if I was okay and if they should be concerned. I did not pee the bed though, thankfully 😅 Also, nice tie!
Howdy doc
anyone know if there is an ophthalmologist/glaucoma specialist with a top KZread channel with current updated videos like these? lol
Can you make videos with real surgeries? I love watching them.
I start pre med in 5 days im scared and excited
Dr. Parker, it’s kind of high bar You are setting up for the future docs/surgeons 😂. I don’t see many here now who would be ready to commit so much, do You?
@drbuckparker
6 жыл бұрын
thats good you gotta weed those people out. you don't want a lazy fucker operating on YOU or your family ..do you?!
@tristanana720p6
6 жыл бұрын
Dr. Parker, I am slightly terrified but maybe the breed from what you come from, is going to extinct? Only softies who expect to sleep at home are staying? That would be a bummer at least...
@xXKrisKringleXx
6 жыл бұрын
Lazy my ass, seriously my ass is really lazy man... I think I’m fucked!
@willcornell2476
5 жыл бұрын
so having a healthy sleep schedule means you're lazy?
@tristanana720p6
5 жыл бұрын
Will Cornell maybe You define “healthy”?
Damn, you were tired.
@comoelitamelendez8467
6 жыл бұрын
nab 6215 He was sleeping good when he peed himself. You know those dreams you have when you think you’re going to the bathroom and you have to stop yourself. Poor thing missed his window to go pee.
At least you weren't at the hospital when you wet the bed.😉
How is peeing the bed a sign of commitment? Lol
@angelika28970
6 жыл бұрын
Dont you get it? He was so tired from overworking and pleasing his friends and family, that when he went to sleep (finally) he was so tired, that even tho he had to pee he didnt wake up. Which means that his need for sleep was far greater than his need to pee. Otherwise he wouldve woken up in order to go to the toilet. But he didnt. So he wet his bed. Working as a doctor so many hours without sleep is exhausting. You have to think all the time, asses the situation, find the treatment that suits each patient, do surgeries, handle people all the time (which is very draining if you are not a very social person) etc.
@HashemSmashem
6 жыл бұрын
@@angelika28970 or it also could be related to alcohol that he had with his family haha. I'm just trolling lol. I see what you're saying. And I hope standards of commitment aren't measured by whether you wet the bed or not haha.
@sunriselotus
4 ай бұрын
I don’t think this is commitment. He was tired, his body needed rest, but he wanted to go out like a normal person. You can do whatever you want to your body but it has its limits. I don’t think what he is saying needs to be glorified. Hurting yourself to help others is not bravery. And he also should have just rested instead of going out but he did that instead. You can be the greatest doctor there is but you still have a body. When you start to disrespect it, problems will start to come. People who support this kind of thinking in the video will just get excited and will just push them selves to the extreme. I understand the commitment aspect and why it’s important but it’s also important to take care of yourself and this is clearly sending the wrong message.
@HashemSmashem
4 ай бұрын
@@sunriselotus I agree.
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At least it wasn't a code brown!
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Adult diapers fix everything in life.
You are a surgeon because you like helping people. As a surgeon you make a significant amount of money, so why have you set such a high fee to allow students to access to your “secret study hacks”? By having this expensive price tag you are limiting the amount of people you can help become doctors. Consequently, you are denying students of low income families who have aspirations to become doctors the ability to learn from your depth of knowledge. Please lower the fee to a reasonable price.
@romainerattray3907
6 жыл бұрын
People are willing to fork out unnecessary amounts of cash on phones, cars, jewellery so why should the price be cheap for things that will actually develop their lives? Dr.Parker is a doctor but he is not running a charity business here. Suppose he worked with other people for this product and the agreement was already set in stone for the price? We dont know these things, so we cant just expect whatever. People on the web can always look for study hacks elsewhere and get through, it is not this gentleman's responsibility. We need to change this mentality of handouts handouts handouts. If you want it, you pay for it. He is not forcing anybody to get the product.
@beccarainey2055
6 жыл бұрын
Romaine Rattray that’s a good point
@maryem8263
6 жыл бұрын
Becca Rainey Boooo thumbs down. No hard feelings though, just cannot wrap my head around this comment.