OT: Got accepted into medical school!!!!!

[Mountaineer]

As you all know, I joined a few months ago thanks to Leon letting me come aboard and learn about the hobby that I fell in love with. I am young and you would think I would be more interested in modern cards but that is not the case. I absolutely love pre-war cards and the history and art that each card shoes. It is amazing how each card is a little piece of art and history and I love that.

Last time I was on I was going through taking my entrance exam to medical school and studying and all that. I haven't been on the board due to all that and preparing and I am finally glad to now have the time to be back to the community that I love and I bring good news that I was finally accepted to medical school at the Marshall University School of Medicine. I just wanted to share with my collecting/hobby brothers the good news and hopefully in a couple of years, I will be able to have the money to start buying the nice cards for my collection of t206's instead of just the commons. You all are like family to me and have been very helpful to me with all my collections. So far my collection consists of 2 t206's, lol.

Maybe one day I will be able to buy a card from Leon's collection!

Hope everyone has been well and I am so glad to be back.

Thanks fellas,

Dustin

[gnaz01]

Congrats Dustin!! My oldest son just finished his first year of medical school.

[Joshchisox08]

Congrats dude. Coming from another young'n on the board. Get through med school and you'll be able to have a pretty damn good collection lol.

[bbcard1]

As a proud Marshall University Alum, I congratulate you. Would love to see a football game with you this fall.

[Northviewcats]

Congratulations Dustin. Best of luck in school.

Joe

[autograf]

Congrats......I have one in Law School which is basically the same thing, except totally different......and he doesn't care about baseball cards......

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Mountaineer

As you all know, I joined a few months ago thanks to Leon letting me come aboard and learn about the hobby that I fell in love with. I am young and you would think I would be more interested in modern cards but that is not the case. I absolutely love pre-war cards and the history and art that each card shoes. It is amazing how each card is a little piece of art and history and I love that.

Last time I was on I was going through taking my entrance exam to medical school and studying and all that. I haven't been on the board due to all that and preparing and I am finally glad to now have the time to be back to the community that I love and I bring good news that I was finally accepted to medical school at the Marshall University School of Medicine. I just wanted to share with my collecting/hobby brothers the good news and hopefully in a couple of years, I will be able to have the money to start buying the nice cards for my collection of t206's instead of just the commons. You all are like family to me and have been very helpful to me with all my collections. So far my collection consists of 2 t206's, lol.

Maybe one day I will be able to buy a card from Leon's collection!

Hope everyone has been well and I am so glad to be back.

Thanks fellas,

Dustin

Congrats Dustin, very nice!!

As for something from my collection, I am told The Luckey Collection Auction ends on 8/13/2015......so save pennies soon . Glad to have you back on board too. It's always great to see young'uns doing good. I have to say that my interaction with several 20 somethings on the board has given me hope for our next generation.

Congratulations! Best of luck on your future education, chosen profession, and happy collecting!

[glchen]

Congratulations, Dustin! I know the road in the medical field can be very difficult, but also very rewarding, and also a product of years of hard work. Good luck and hope to continue to see you on the board!

[drcy]

My family doctors are a two person private practice-- father and daughter. When I have an appointment with "Dr. Britten," I don't know until I go in if that means I will be seeing the 60 something man or the 30 something woman.

[oldjudge]

Congratulations Dustin. Keep us informed as to how things are going and when you are allowed to write medical marijuana prescriptions (just kidding).

[Enfuego]

Congrats and good luck!

[MattyC]

Congrats. Society needs more people like you, and fewer reality TV contestants. Fantastic achievement!

[gregr2]

Congratulations!! That is quite the effort, keep up the hard work and best of luck.

[t206fix]

Hey Doc, I've got this sore elbow, could you take a look at it?

[Rickyy]

Congrats Dustin. I hope you are on your way to a wonderful career!

Ricky Y

[batsballsbases]

Dustin,
Good luck in med school. Having had my oldest son just finish med school at Duke I can tell you its a long road but in the end a great choice. Lots of long hours ahead and as the jailer said may the time pass quickly! LOL..

[DHogan]

Congratulations!

[CW]

Major congrats, Dustin! And you're right... once you graduate, just think of all the cards you'll be able to buy with that medical field income.

Oh yeah, and then there's the part of helping people and getting them to feel better. I guess that's cool, too.

[triwak]

Originally Posted by t206fix

Hey Doc, I've got this sore elbow, could you take a look at it?

+1

And congratulations!! Best of luck to you.

[mrvster]

yo!!!!! that is AWESOME!! OMG

[KCRfan1]

Congratulations Dustin, and best of luck! You're entering a very noble profession.

[iwantitiwinit]

You should be proud of yourself. Congrats.

[Brian Van Horn]

Dustin,

Congratulations from a fellow Mountaineer grad.

[Gmrson]

Congrats and Good Luck!!

[Mountaineer]

thank you guys for all the congratulations! It means a lot to me!

[kgibson]

Congratulations! My daughter is finishing her 3rd year at U of Cincinnati Med School and absolutely loves it. She says she can't believe how fast the time goes by in med school compared to undergrad. I hope you find that area of medicine that fascinates you so you will enjoy every day of your practice.