Dear Dr. Kay/Martin of Stanford's Pacific Free Clinic,

I've had the great pleasure of working with you at Pacific Free Clinic. Whether it is discovering your method to percuss the lungs or observing your bed-side manners, the experiences that I share with you have been invaluable in my desire to become a physician. The clinic itself has opened my eyes to the role of medicine in alleviating the detrimental effects of poverty. I've seen how the doctors, like you, have helped the community to lessen the hardships of a tough economy. I have also seen how you have served as a mentor to high school students. By guiding them, you are developing future leaders and instilling them with the values of accountability, respect and discovery. The respect that you have garnered from high school students to medical students is incredible. I seek your recommendation because I know how important you are to the medical community.
 
My experience as a Vietnamese translator has allowed me to work side by side with you. I've learned how you pay attention to detail while immersing yourself in the lives of your patients. You always provided a welcome hand when one was needed regardless of color, creed and/or personal beliefs.

santos

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man goat

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exact quote

"What do you think of drinking my girlfriend (melanie houses) period blood. Because it was delicious"
-My best friend from fremont kristof yuen

Things to Learn

I have to learn to:
1) How to cook either formally or informally
2) Become personal trainer
3) A musical instrument

VR Strategy Guide

Always read for MP and each question word-for-word
New procedure: 1) ID qtype 2)Determine whether answer reqs passage (specific-infer,retrieval,weaken) or no passage (mp, new info-strengthen) 3)Reread if necessary 4) PoE
Always ask how author feels about (reference)?

Friday Cheers

The advice of a good friend who truly understands you is priceless. Thanks Anthony Ngo :)