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Finally finished the class on forensic pathology. What a whirlwind experience! I think it was by far the most frustrating, exciting, fast-paced, time consuming class I've taken (and that includes classes from my undergraduate career!). Just an immense amount of reading and writing and test taking. So what did I learn from it? Beside all the gruesome details like inlet/exit wounds of firearms, sharp force trauma and blunt force trauma patters, asphyxia, I think most was how to stay centered and focused. Face the issue at hand and not get flustered by it. Sometimes you have to jump right in and go head long into the task (like a midterm or a 20 page paper) but other times you just have to find other ways around it, look at it from a different perspective. Yes, I believe I'm applying wing chun principles off the mat. I feel all "mystical and kung fu-ey." Haha!