I should not have come for residency, why?

The alarm breaks the silence while the world outside is still wrapped in dawn. You start your day at Prince of Songkla University by heading straight to the lecture halls, where complex cases and anatomical structures fill the screen. From there, you move directly to the reporting workstation. Illuminated only by the glow of high-resolution monitors, you carefully analyze scans, working through the endless sequence of CTs, MRIs, and X-rays to decipher what lies beneath the surface. Midday brings a brief intermission for lunch—a welcome chance to step away from the dark room, recharge, and process the morning's findings. Soon after, it’s back to academic rigor: afternoon lectures, case presentations, and another dedicated stretch of image reporting, translating complex medical data into clear clinical answers. When the floor learning winds down, your path leads across campus to the quiet sanctuary of the library room. You take your seat among the stacks, settling in to review notes or dive into literature. If the sky happens to open up—as it so often does in Hat Yai—the rhythm changes. You pause to listen to the rain drumming softly against the glass, letting its steady, melodic poetry create a brief moment of calm amidst the demands of residency. When the weekend finally arrives, the pace shifts completely. Some days call for total retreat—staying inside to rest, read, and recharge. On others, you venture out into the vibrant streets of Hat Yai, wandering without a fixed destination, enjoying the simple freedom of exploring the town before the next week begins. #viralvideo #residency #thailand #bhutan