Women as doctors/wives/mothers/daughter-in-laws…

[Natacha]

Nice thread, I'm not a mother yet and no where near it, but its nice to know that this thread exists so when I get there I can look it up for support.

[usmleveteran]

Hey, I Need A Wife Urgently!

[usmleveteran]

I Need A Wife Urgently!

[DashingMD]

Originally Posted by drnick07

Just in case you haven't found it yet,
MomMD - Women in Medicine Career Site & Association. Women physicians, residents, medical students and premedical students - physician jobs, MCAT, medical school admissions and more for women in medicine.

There doesn't seem to be many FMG/IMGs, but i thought all y'all female med students might find it useful, especially for starting families while hitting the books.

Yeah , its hard to start family while starting the med school. Do anyone of u are starting family alongwith the med school or in the mid of med school after basic science?
whats the best time to start a family during ur med school?

[lady therese]

I am also a working mom and has two kids to attend to but are now teenagers. My daughter is in a girl boarding school while my son is on a training is a military school for boys. Thank God I had survived the crucial baby sitting stage. I had someone to help me in the house chores and taking care of my babies before. I think you should also get one if both of you are working.

[Kongakut]

I'm starting M1 next term and I have two young children, so I am counting on my husband to really help out while I am a student. I know it isn't going to be easy, but my kids will get to experience life in another country and hang out at the beach a lot with their Daddy. Once I graduate, I think the hardest part for them will be residency and not seeing Mommy for days. That is where some support will be crucial, so I hope to live near family during residency.

[punchy]

Originally Posted by usmleveteran

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you could start searching at friendster.com

[salam]

hi sara you are great woman and very hardworking all womens lern to see you.
being a female and a doctor and having a family is definitely not an easy task, but doable...it has been done by many women before and will continue to be done.