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I had heard a quote in my Childhood School Days- “All that Glitters is not Gold”. My School Teachers never told me that this Quote is applicable for Bollywood Actresses only.Bollywood Actresses look better than Normal People because of 2 main reasons-Highly Expensive Makeup- Bollywood Actresses have high profile Make Up Artists with them all the time during Shoots. Their Make up is done after every One Take, to look Good. They are Public Faces, that's why Film Industry has no other option other than them. People in India don't go for movies, if a young Actor or Actress is in the movie.Surgeries- All Bollywood celebrities starting from Deepika, Anushka, Monali Roy, Rakhi Sawant, Bipasha, Priyanka Chopra, Vaani Kapoor, etc. have done Surgeries to look better in Industry. Face Surgery, Nose Surgeries, Lips Surgeries and even Breast Surgeries are being done in order to look better in public.Let me show some of the Pics of Bollywood Actresses without Make Up. Then decide at your own, who looks better. Normal People or Bollywood Actresses.Decide at your own.They apply make up or not, hardly matters. But the thing of concern is they must not esdorse beauty products which they never use. Do you really thing Deepika or Kareena using Fair & Lovely, never??? or some other actress using Ponds or Charms or Haldi Malai Kesar Cream!!!!They are our Role Models, they must endorse the right products only.Pic Source: Google

This is Otter.She was a four year old Scottish Fold Munchkin. I took her in in the middle of the night this past April 20, because something was wrong. They put her on fluids and said they’d update me the next day.I called the next morning after my exam (they had instructions to not call before my exam, no matter what, because I needed an A on it. They also had permission to do anything and everything to save her, as long as it was fair to her). They informed me she was declining rapidly. After an ultrasound, it was determined she would definitely not survive without surgery, but she was probably not strong enough to survive surgery. Sadly, or perhaps thankfully, she passed as they were prepping her. I went down and sat with her body for a couple hours and came back home.I was texting my therapist that night letting him know what happened. He said it was probably not a bad idea to think about a new kitten at some point, but to let my heart heal first.I had already submitted my application for this little monkey:A purebred Bengal kitten. I finally got to bring her home this past Sunday (logistics were a nightmare with the pandemic as she was eight hours away).She’s not Otter. There will never be another Otter. But I love her, and she will help me heal.

USMLE preparation and aiming for surgery residency: Facts, myths and a detailed strategyAlready a surgeon in home country: Do I still have a chance to become a surgeon in USA?Most of the universities prefer recent graduates as their residents and the older graduate you are, there are less chances of you getting matched.“This is a big fat lie in the field of surgery.”I have been in touch with 26 people who got matched in surgery and according to this match experience, recent graduates are considered as burdens in the department of surgery. Most of the programs prefer home country surgery experience.Places like Bronx Lebanon hospital in NY have residents who were surgery residents in their home country. In the field of surgery, if you have a post graduation degree from India, it’s a BIG plus in your resume. I have seen people who are done with their residency in India and with two years senior residentship experience in India, and 3 years of fellowship experience in USA getting matched into categorical surgery directly, in this match. So, old graduates only harm if you are not doing anything and sitting for preparing your steps. Surgery match has become very competitive these years and any form of home surgery experience makes you ahead of hundreds of applicants.Aiming for surgery residency without any background surgical experience.When I first started telling people that I want to go for surgery residency, people used to tell me that: why are you making your life miserable ? Surgery is not for IMGs, it is impossible to get surgery in USA, there is like 16% chance of getting matched in surgery for non american medical graduates (which includes US osteopath, US Caribbean graduates, US citizen who did medical school outside of USA and IMGs from all of over the world).I kept reminding myself that I need one seat, one shot and I can be a part of that stats.I am not denying this fact that getting any surgical field in USA in very difficult, but it is not impossible. When there is some thing hard to achieve, you need to work harder for that. The program directors in surgery residency programs need their residents to be determined and passionate for surgery and if they see that kind of determination in you, they will hire you. We are seen as very hard working and intelligent doctors in USA (thanks for our seniors who did commendable jobs so far). They don’t ignore this fact that we could be of their use, so WE HAVE A SHOT. I advise you, after being successfully getting matched in a surgery residency program of my choice, in 2015 NRMP match, do not listen to people who bring negativity in your life. I created a group of around 20 people on whatsapp, who had applied for surgery this year and 14 of them got matched. Each of them, were a potential surgery residency applicant, and they worked hard for it. In the end, they deserved it but the most important thing is that they were all foreign medical graduates, so if they can do it, you can as well.Getting most out of your surgery rotations: The Ideal strategyAfter getting acceptance for electives, the real game starts, these 2-4 months of clinical rotations are going to decide where you are going to get residency or whether you are going to get residency at all or not. The acceptance letter will clearly mention the departments in which you are going to rotate.