When I was child I enjoyed playing the swing, then I read the poem “The Swing”. Later, I came to know about tension (T) in the string of the swing, restoring force (F) and so on that enabled me to enjoy the swing. Now, as a medical student I am learning about different types of injuries that can occur if one falls from the swing and management.

I asked this question in the free period that we had today; let's look at some answers by my fellow co-mates:

It’s no surprise that I love to drive. As a medic practically living in the hospital, getting behind the wheel is sometimes the only time I have to myself. It has been a little over a year that I got my licence and every drive since, has given me great pleasure. It’s interesting how I don’t feel any fatigue when I am just sitting behind the wheel after a long day; how my mood instantly shifts to a more stable temperament.

The second series of 'Junior Doctors: Your Lives in Their Hands' has just started showing on BBC3.This programme follows FY1's and 2's Aki, Amieth, Andy, Ben, Lucy, Milla, Priya and Sameer as they start work at the Chelsea and Westminster hospital in London, facing all the trials and pressures of a junior doctor, whilst being constantly filmed.