A Milestone Memory in Medical School | ND MD

[@NDMD]

The first 1,000 people to use this link will get a 1 month free trial of Skillshare: skl.sh/ndmd02221 What are the memories that have impacted you the most in your growth?

[@medicostudy101]

The very first baby I helped delivered was a baby girl. The moment I brought her out and showed her to her mom, the mother turned her face away. Being an only child and a woman, it hurt me a lot. I literally lashed out as I had never done before. I told her look around the labour room and tell me who she saw. Who I was. Who the nurses were. And lastly who she was. Gender wise. She regretted her actions but that was the most joyful as well as the most shocking moment for me. Gender discrimination in India. Hit hard for the first time.

[@DoctorAzmain]

Just a few minutes into this, but I can 100% agree that delivering a baby is one of the unforgettable keystone memories of being a medical student! It's exhilarating and terrifying at the same time - so many emotions all round!

[@khalilahd.]

We’re definitely witnessing a core memory. Congrats on your continued growth. You’re so Inspiring 🙏🏽👏🏽

[@NDMD]

thank you so much, just hoping these stories resonate with someone out there :)

[@mjqc_1]

As an obstetrician, I can tell you that that exhilaration never grows old.

[@NDMD]

that's so awesome to hear!

[@martinrutkowskimd3709]

Congratulations on an amazing moment!

[@aarizsardar8163]

He has your video in the background at the end

[@IvanValdez2010]

Dr. Rutkowski, I see your video playing in the background! 👌 Love your content as well.

[@NDMD]

thank you so much! the faculty and residents in the L&D ward made it all the more memorable

[@blovely6445]

Stop this gon make me cry

[@jerryoben]

Can I say this ? I don’t think I have seen anyone with such story telling in the KZbin medical community. If I was not a fellow medical student I would quit my current carrier trajectory for the hope of such an experience. My outmost respect. You killed it.

[@NDMD]

hearing positive feedback on my storytelling is one of the best compliments to receive more than anything else. guess im doing something right :)

[@ItWillRainXO]

Omg I’m getting teary eyed! That’s so touching how you described your gratitude to the mom and baby for creating this milestone moment for you. I’m starting rotations this summer and I can’t wait. Your videos are super encouraging :) you express these moments so eloquently!

[@NDMD]

glad i can tell these stories well :)

[@maheeekkk]

This is so heart-warming! The way you’ve spread out the story for us, sharing your most valuable experiences makes me feel so overwhelmed. Your channel literally is the top-notch KZbin channel throughout the healthcare community! Can’t wait to see/hear more of such valuable experiences! Hats off!

[@Thesimplifiedwife]

My husband is an MSII and actually has a one up on most students because he’s had a front row seat to three of our own babies being born. I’m hoping he takes the knowledge of being my support person in to his L&D rotations. I’m a birth photographer and I got to witness a c section once and it was one of the most amazing experiences of my life. The OB let me get right across from her to photograph what was happening and it was mind blowing. Your reaction to catching your first baby is so heart warming. 💕

[@NDMD]

he will certainly have more experience than i had coming into it! there's nothing like sharing that moment with the mom and new born

[@jkaisimm]

One of the most unique experiences in life. So glad you got the opportunity! The way you tell a story with your videos is next level and always engaging. Very inspirational!

[@NDMD]

wow i'm so happy to hear you all enjoying my storytelling style, it means the world to hear that :)

[@monikatrimarchi2130]

Congrats Andy 👏 what an honour for you to be part of someone's birth.

[@lilygrace4026]

This was really nice to watch. I'm only a senior high school student wanting to be a doctor (or a hospital pharmacist), and getting to hear your experience was really heart-warming. Thank you for sharing it!

[@kiggt6240]

Same here!

[@lauraohohohoh]

You described that so beautifully!

[@NDMD]

i tried my best :)

[@blovely6445]

Literally!

[@bl3ssmeachoo]

As a med student your videos are super inspirational

[@brunerguy1]

Andy…I told you last week how I really appreciate your journey. I did think it was a bit surprising that you didn't say too much about your first delivery. Then, today, you shared such an emotional and transcendent moment. Like others here, some tears in my eyes. Never forget this amazing first experience. And, as ever, thanks for letting us experience this through your eyes.

[@NDMD]

it was an experience enough for its own dedicated video :)

[@vincenthevern9371]

@@NDMD Andy….Absolutely. My bro is now a retired, nationally-recognized family doc who delivered lots of babies till age 50. I want to share this with him. Best.

[@NDMD]

it's always humbling to have my simple experience shared. congrats to your bro for a well earned break for a well spent career

[@shrishti2341]

Such a beautiful experience

[@lois4544]

Thank you for sharing :) I loved watching your videos because it's like seeing a future me. I hope I can be in your shoes one day. Never take it for granted! God bless.

[@linnsoltwedel]

So far in life have I always let students do stuff to me as a patient as long as they have been there in a medial situation, and if they have failed I have told them to do it again. Everyone is new at something :)

[@NDMD]

Med students appreciate you so much :)

[@JohnnyDANGoberries]

Chuc mung nam moi! 🧧🧧🧧

[@wholeNwon]

I dropped my first one. Multip. vaginal. I knew exactly how I was going to control the delivery and exactly how I was going to grasp the slippery little thing. Had head, neck and body well-grasped and still dropped him. The day before the resident dropped one into the bucket and I was damn sure that wasn't going to happen to me. So I made a hammock under the mother's butt and over the stirrups. Head nurse was mad because it was going to mess up a table sheet. She was happier when she saw that baby slide out of my hands and fall only 3" onto soft cloth rather than into a steel bucket! I wonder what he did with his life.

[@laurenrodrigue7499]

Amazing video! Thank you for sharing!

[@jaimechocolatchaud]

Hey Andy, another Andy here, I’m 23 and in my second last year of med school in Sydney, and although the med school systems are a bit different in the States, I’ve really enjoyed watching your vlogs! There’s such an adjustment to being self motivated, changing sleep schedules and trying to learn on placements. I’ve recently just started surgical rotations, and am on neurosurgery atm. These videos are inspiring and awesome to hear about these precious experiences. I’ve also seen a worship cover on your channel and you mention your faith, and as a Christian myself, it’s also so great when faith in God puts all these things in perspective and a bigger picture. Hope we can all keep learning and growing 🔥🔥

[@blovely6445]

I love this video man ❤️

[@IvanValdez2010]

Congrats!! Love that Dr. Rutkowski's video is playing in the background! Also, just activated my 1-month trial of SkillShare 💯

[@NDMD]

creators support other creators 👍

[@rj8222]

Why am I crying 😭❤️

[@z-kh2948]

Thank you for sharing

[@promiseibeabuchi6537]

I’m interested in the blog. Where’s the link?

[@NDMD]

ndmdproductions.com/blog

[@paulaa6403]

🥺❤️

[@rj8222]

I'm really interested in ob/gyn So this video was so touching for me :))

[@NrsArea420]

Damn, 22 and already rotating in med school

[@HeavyProfessor]

You should go into OB if this is your best memory. I hated everything related to OB.

[@maricarurmeneta6216]

Can I ask a question? What Premed Course is best to take if you want to continue study and be a Doctor soon? HUHUHU Please help...

[@yinyangjimmywang5735]

Do you go to school with any older students? Like around 30 years old?

[@kanyewest315]

How are you an ms3 at age of 22? Did you skip college?

[@malikasha]

U did a great job, respect you bro:) what year are you in med school now?

[@murraysolomon4924]

After waiting 10 hours, I went down to get a coke for some caffeine and fluid and missed my first delivery as a medical student. in the 15 minutes I was away

[@alexwyler4570]

The mom was OK with a newbie handling her baby? How stone was she? hihi

[@RomansWrld]

Would 100% the blog posts

[@NDMD]

noted :)

[@AlphaNumeric123]

13:02 you can see Andy watching Neurosurgeon Dr Rutkowski reacting to Med School Insider's "so you want to be a neurosurgeon video?". I am wayyy to deep into med youtube lol