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As in, poor people who are overcharged for ER are desperate to not go into debt for life? This has made you into a republican?

People on medicaid Don't pay a bill. My taxes pay their bill. ~I~ pay for every ED visit from the poor. If you have a job, so do you.

What do you write about?

Fyi, there is 168 hours in a week. To be healthy you should have 8 hours of sleep.
So there is actually 112 hours in a week.

Try telling that to residency committees. LOL, 8 hours of sleep. This guy....

Also, cannot talk about my writings. I am totally anonymous online. I'm not a major author (if I were, I wouldn't work) but I'm known enough to find myself on a bookshelf.

You worked 80 hours, so there is only 32 hours left. But then, if you are healthy person, you still need at least 1 hour a day to get food\cook it, and an hour for exercise.
32 - 7 = 25 and lets say you don't workout everyday, maybe 3 times a week.
22 hours left.

So you basically did nothing but write? No family, friends, girlfriend, hobbies?

Someone else who did a medical residency would have to comment here. It's hard to describe how to live through it to someone that never did it. Yes, I still exercised. I just barely slept. I could still crank out 2,000 words on days I wanted to write. In fact I'm going to the gym now and when I get back I'll be writing until I go to work later.