Wife, Mom, and struggling.

[houseelf]

Hi!

What you are experiencing is all too common.

Come on it and join the conversation.

[MarissaNicole]

What specialty is your husband in?

Intern year is a rough transition. Hopefully you and your husband just need some time to adjust. The whole year is hard, but the first few months can be the worst.

[SuzySunshine]

Welcome, intern year was forever ago for us but I feel your pain. Stick around.

[Thirteen]

Glad you found us!
People who aren't in medicine DON'T get it...
We get it.

[charispina]

Thanks everyone for the love.

He is in general peds, so I know it could be worse. He has several inpatient months in a row right here at the beginning, though, so things have just been kind of... intense.

Thanks again; I'm looking forward to getting to know you all!

[scrub-jay]

Welcome! You are not alone...

[scarlett09]

Thanks everyone for the love.

He is in general peds, so I know it could be worse. He has several inpatient months in a row right here at the beginning, though, so things have just been kind of... intense.

Thanks again; I'm looking forward to getting to know you all!

Another peds wife here. Inpatient months can be tough, especially during the winter, when everyone has RSV/flu/URI/etc. I hope that by getting those rotations out of the way at the beginning that the rest of the year goes a little more smoothly!

And just like it was with med school, they will have certain rotations that they love and others that they loathe. He doesn't have to love ALL of peds. My DH loves time on the inpatient floors, which mirrors his interest in being a hospitalist, but he could do without time in the PICU. On the other hand, oceanchild's DH loves his time in the PICU and is applying for fellowship in it. He will find his groove and you will too! Hang in there!!

[Flynn]

Welcome!

[MrsPotts]

Hi!!!!!