Why You Should Choose Family Medicine | GIVEAWAY!

[@thedrasc1465]

Everytime I watch your videos I feel a calmness about my decision to pursue medicine and especially family medicine.

[@DoctorCrystalMD]

Family Medicine ftw!!! 🙌🏼

[@drjennale]

Yesss!!

[@kaylees.3375]

I enjoy all of your videos but I enjoy The day in the life of a doctor videos the most. You are very inspiring and motivating to me and a lot of people watching. I am a single mom of a 6 year old son in college and seeing how much of a hard worker you are for your family and how passionate you are in your line of work is very nice to see .

[@jillmariep]

I love hearing how much you love medicine and actually being able to work with people! I am an M2 and it can get pretty tough not getting any patient interaction. I really appreciate your openness about medical school debt. It is something that not many people talk about but we all have that weight on our shoulders. Your debt video is how I originally found your channel!

[@tiffanykfan]

I love all of your 24 hours as a doctor mom videos. As a female med student, I've heard wayyy too many times that I'm picking a career that is too demanding for a woman if you want to be a good mother (this is not true!). It's so inspiring to see you do both!! Thank you for sharing your journey with us!

[@amyzheng9387]

There's too many to choose from Jenny, but my favorite would have to be your labor and delivery video. I had always told myself that I would never have kids because kids are too much work or I that I wouldn't be a good mother, but after watching that video I saw what unconditional mother's love is. I learned that maybe one day I WILL be ready to have kids. I am currently a first year DO student and enjoy watching your videos and how much you've accomplished. Thank you.

[@chloebeats2579]

My favourite video was how to deal with anxiety, I’ve watched it so many times for your tips and tricks and found it so comforting to hear someone else talking about things I struggle with too. Love your channel 😍

[@jenibob1220]

Current 4th year DO student applying FM here! All your videos reinforce my excitement for hopefully matching into this specialty! Loved your OMT in Action video, demonstrating its use/benefits in all age groups for practically all ailments 😊

[@drjennale]

Yay!! We need more FM docs. Good luck on interviews and the match

[@tifftolley5793]

I LOVE you mom in medicine video. Ever since I decided that medicine was the route I wanted to go down, I was scared that a family life would be nearly impossible. You and your husband have showed me over the years that it IS possible and I am so grateful for that. Thank you!!

[@tifftolley5793]

And the fenty lipgloss and highlighter OMGGGG

[@brookewemyss3659]

I started following you when I was interested in following other working mums! I love your ‘24 hours in the life of a dr’ vlogs. I’m most definitely not in the field of medicine (telecommunications), but I’m a busy working mum with 3 kids and I love following how you maintain balance within your life and family! I think you’re wonderful!

[@jlk7832]

One of my favourite videos is your "Starting Residency". As a medical student studying for Step1 it is so motivating to hear your journey and know there is light at the end of this long tunnel. Thank your for your insight and constant reminder that we can do it!!

[@heyitskarox3]

My favorite video was MD vs DO because I’m now a 1st year DO student and while I was applying I remember watching your video and seeing how passionate you were about the DO philosophy and was inspired to apply to DO schools and learn OMT. Now I’m living the dream and loving it!

[@olgap8295]

Hi, Started watching your videos maybe a little more than a year ago when I really started to get interested on medicine. Now as I am almost done with my first year of med school (european curriculum) I enjoy mostly your day of your life videos to see how life as doctor could be. But favourite is how to handle stress in medical school and the one where you showed how you took notes in med school with your iPad!

[@BrinDaDreamer]

Hi Jenny! I'm a pre-med junior college student about to take the MCAT, and I've followed your videos since I first started college (back when you were in med school making videos about how you work out :) ) My favorite video by you was your med school graduation video (wayyyy back in the day) because it made me solidify this decision to be a doctor and believe that it'll be worth it, no matter how difficult it might get. I've enjoyed watching you and your little family grow and wish you all the best for the holidays!

[@ekchee]

"Married to a Doctor Q&A" video is my favorite and that's how I found your channel 🤗 I'm married to a DO student so watching your videos have been very helpful and feel relatable!

[@Shaunie09]

I would like to specialize in Family Medicine also and like you said it’s like practicing full spectrum medicine which to me is needed. My favorite video/s are those that shows me how human you are lol (if that makes sense) . You balance your family, career and KZbin so well but still we get to to see those days where you are tired, days when the house isn’t perfectly kept, days when you struggle to study and work ... I really appreciate you letting us in and giving us the motivation to be all rounded and content. So for me Day in the Life videos are my favs!

[@kathynguyen1386]

Long time subscriber, but first time commenting 😬 I really love all your videos, but I think my favorites were your ‘Labor and Delivery vlog’ and more recently your video on cultural differences. Seeing your human-ness? and personal struggles outside of pursuing medicine made me feel like I could connect with you on even more ... even though I’m not a mom or doctor yet 😂 I choked up several times watching those two videos because I understood so badly how you want to keep your Viet roots, but also pave a path that’s best for you and your family without disrespecting anyone. Just know I really look up to you whether you feel like you’ve succeeded in all aspects of your life or not. Thanks for the constant real ness, advice, and motivation! Happy Holidays!

[@juju6351]

Your day in the life of a doctor series! I just got accepted to medical school and watching your videos throughout my journey have reinforced this is exactly what I want to do!! Love you and your little family ❤️

[@jennychen8048]

I love your channel! I want to be a psychiatrist or a psychologist and you're such an inspiration! I love your "We argue about cultural differences" because it's interesting what interracial couples with beautiful babies (Wyatt❤️) argue about and what differences there are.

[@heatherreynolds247]

My favorite video that made me subscribe back in the day was the MD vs DO one, I am a family nurse practitioner, and I truly didn't know what the difference was until that video! We have a lot of DO students that do rotations in our office too, and they are all awesome, good bedside manner, I like the way DOs are trained :) it's very similar to nursing, in a lot of ways, in that we see the patient as a person, not as their disease process, if that makes sense? Hope you have a great weekend!

[@davidseidel5831]

A good family medicine doctor is worth their weight in gold! I had one that was amazing. She knew us as a family, and we knew her. She could tell if something was wrong or if I was in pain just by looking at me or talking to me. Unfortunately she moved from Washington. She had a going away party at her office. So many of her patients showed up. There were so many tears. Since she left we have had a hard time finding another family doctor like her. We thought we found one, but then she left the clinic. I have not been happy with her replacement so far. You are the type of family doctor we are looking for. I would search you out if you were accepting new patients in the South Seattle, or east side like Bellevue, Kirkland or Redmond. You are awesome. My favorite video was the MD vs DO.

[@jessicamarrero2865]

Been watching your videos for quite some time, I subscribed when you posted a video about feeling burnt out and ways to avoid burnout! Im in college here in Washington state, working on prerequisites for nursing, while i am working as a nursing assistant! My dream and plan is to become an advanced nurse practitioner! I'm still very open to what i want to specialize in but family medicine would be my first choice from an outside point of view to try!! Thank you for being so raw, inspirational and motivating! I love your family and lifestyle, and cant get enough of it!

[@reneelovly]

I dont remember the actual title but I stumbled upon your channel when I was looking for an inspiration . I am a medicine student with a 4 years old girl at home. I started the journey of becoming a doctor fairly "old". I'm almost 28 and I have 3 and a half years to go (till I start internship) sometimes I feel like I need to be reminded why I was so passionate about this field. watching your honest videos is a great reminder.

[@حارةاليوتيوب-ذ7ش]

well.. reading that a girl with the same grade as me (the same number of years left) is studying while she is raising a 4 year old baby is so inspiring to me .. just thanks for sharing :))

[@reneelovly]

good luck! we can do this!😘

[@sheripatterson4742]

My favorite video was “Feeling not good enough”, when you were discussing working as a night Hospitalist. This meant so much to me because I am a fairly new Hospitalist NP, was on nights until 3 weeks ago. I constantly struggle with not feeling good enough, like I don’t know enough, but I power through and have a great support system at work. Thank you for your videos-real mom life, real work life.

[@drjennale]

Everyone needs a good support system ❤️

[@notandreaaa]

I'm a new subscriber and I've been watching at least one video every day since!! The video that made me subscribe was "feeling like i'm not good enough" because I really appreciated how real you were - and all your other videos continued to show that.

[@zedasilva3]

I'm a Brazilian resident in Family and Comunity Medicine. I find it amazing how similar the practice is in both countries. The main difference I find is that you seem to do a lot more than us: acupunture, circuncision and ultrasound are beyond our practice here. Interesting. I have questions: how long does the residency takes in the US? How supervised are you? How does the residency work (which rotations you go through, how many hours weekly, etc)? Thanks!

[@azkakhan3979]

I like that you're doing the give-away, but I really think you should keep it for yourself! You bought it for yourself and should treat yourself/get into what you enjoy doing. I know you're incredibly busy with residency, Wyatt, and life, but I hope you can enjoy make-up again!!! You're beautiful inside and out. Happy Holidays!!!

[@uno_naa5908]

I’m not even a med student but I love all your 24 hour in a day vlogs! And pretty much anything with Wyatt in it!😘

[@leadmetopeacejeanie]

Coming from a patient's point of view, I am now going to a Family Medicine doctor because of you!! I haven't been to a doctor in 5 years and decided to go into my 70s as healthy and wonderful as possible!!! So I went on Thursday and I love the doctor I got!! She's so sweet like you and it's okay to NOT go to a specialist!! Thank you!! My favorite videos is just what in the world you go through to be a doctor!!! Good heavens!! It's a lot! But you go girl!! I love seeing Wyatt and the family as well!! Have a wonderful week and I've got to go make sure I'm following you on IG!! Love you! Jeanie xxoo

[@01Natalcia01]

How long do you usually sleep per night? How many hours? Aren't you tired constantly? You can normally function? You're my the biggest inspiration! ♥

[@drjennale]

Have been getting 6-7 hours of sleep at night. Sometimes less when I’m on inpatient. More on the weekends off. I actually feel great! I do feel too tired to exercise most days, but I’m never too tired to spend time with my family.

[@dmonica96]

I love many of your videos! My favorite videos are 24 hours as a Doctor with a baby, videos regarding debt and Day in the life of a doctor| cutting off all my hair! I appreciate your worth ethic and honesty about medicine.

[@liv4vivv]

My favorite video that made me subscribe were your first videos about your rotations during medical school. I'm so curious about medicine and what you go through in med school, and your descriptions of what you went through and what you learned really intrigued me.

[@GoldGrillzxD]

I LOVE your week in the life vlogs so much! Seeing a strong, intelligent woman able to balance all parts of life is truly so inspiring. I watched you through the last year of nursing school, when I was stressed out and you gave me the motivation to keep going! You are honestly one of my role models. Keep being a wonderful inspiration to young women out there, you really are someone kids need to see more of.

[@mararz2137]

First ever video i watched and made me subscribe is how to avoid Burnout i was in my second year of med school my Life was all over the place i had no ideea how to manage it and then i saw your video At recommendation and I was like : thank you God for this ! I like that you are down to earth and realistic and you don t try to make your life to look pretty and super organized like some ppl out on the KZbin that make me more stressed that my life isn’t like theirs than to make me enjoy it. And I know that in that video you said something about don t stay at the library 10 h when you only study 2h and the others hours you are on Pinterest Facebook and other stuff. Thank you for taking time to inform us about med procedures about your life and I really love how genuine you are keep it up hope you never stop making videos ! Lots of love from Romania 🤗

[@monica8845]

Hi Jenny, I'm a pre-med junior in college and it's really hard to pinpoint just one video to be my favorite because I seriously love all of them! I really like this one because I love hearing about why you chose your specialty -- it's so inspiring to see the genuine passion you have for family medicine, and it's definitely on my radar now. I also love your 24-hour vlogs where you show how you maintain balance between being a doctor, wife, and mother. That's a balance I hope to achieve someday. I'm stressing about finals and MCAT studying right now so seeing videos like that really keeps me going and helps me see the light at the end of the tunnel. Best of luck to you with the rest of your residency!

[@drjennale]

It seems tough in the moment but we all get through it stronger. Good luck with finals and MCAT

[@smallpupmom1083]

Hello Dr. Lee. I've been a silent viewer for along time and this video was so informative and also shocking to me. I never knew that a family medicine doctor could see patients for many other reasons. My primary physician who is a RA and Internal Medicine doctor has never told me this. He is always trying to send me to many doctors and I honestly think it's all about makng money.for clinic and hospital. This made me feel like I've been robbed for all these years. I must say your videos are very interesting and I always wait for my notification. Your son is so adorable. How is everything going at daycare. When you described what he was going through, I had lots of tears. Honestly this was my favorite video because this was a real wake up call to me. Thank you. Happy day to you and yours.

[@thomascampbell4432]

The AAFP has a powerpoint that goes over the different practice styles that a FM doc can have, and the procedures they can do, and it says that they can do C-sections, colonoscopies, cryosurgery, basic general surgery, and so many other things that no one talks about. If you google what kinds of procedures a family medicine physician can do, the link comes up to what i'm talking about, it's called Procedures in FM

[@hereitssafeandsound]

Hi Jenny! I'm a nontraditional premed student and my favorite video is your OMT in Action one. It's one of your many videos that inspired me to pursue osteopathic medicine. Whenever I'm struggling with my premed coursework I watch your videos and it gives me hope that I can be a doctor like you someday!!

[@laura_medlife7311]

I'm pretty sure it was "There is never a good time in medical school" 🏥 haha though I had no bf at the time I always had that doubt going into medical school "Is it actually posiible for a woman physician to have a family." I am truly glad to have witnessed, through your videos, the possibility of a strong woman in medicine to have a family, specialty and the gift of empowering other women in medicine-So thank you sooo much Jenny! ❤️

[@MHSMagicLuver]

I’m planning on doing family medicine when I graduate PA school. It’s because I worked with kids and I love the kids but I feel like I may not want to work the whole time with kids. Also it will teach me things about every age. But after a few years and I get used to it, I probably will transfer to ER, surgery, GI, or derm. Or all of the above eventually :) but yeah I definitely want to start in family medicine.

[@alyssandrabaniqued1798]

I have been watching you for a while now and I am so happy to say that I just got into medical school! Family medicine has always been on my heart. I hope I get to follow in your footsteps! Thanks for all that you do Jenny! Your videos have inspired me to keep going. I’m so excited to start the next chapter in my life next year. ❤️

[@drjennale]

Congratulations!! I’m so happy for you! ❤️

[@lupita1010]

I first added your channel when you made the school debt video. I am currently a med student and think about school debt here and there. Continued watching for the vlogs about your family and medicine!

[@kellysears4649]

Love my family care provider. She is mine and my son’s doctor. She 100 percent takes care of us better than any other doctor we’ve seen She looks at the whole picture and takes time to get to know us, our lifestyle, and it makes for much better care in my opinion!

[@drjennale]

Yes!! That’s what family medicine is all about! ❤️ makes me so happy to hear about your experience. Thank you for sharing!

[@pinkpoet14]

My favorite videos of yours are 24 hours ones, where you show us your day! You've motivated me to start waking up early because I can get soooo much done in a day!

[@elisaquince2667]

The video that I loved(and was the reason I subscribed initially) was how to avoid burnout in medical school it really impacted me while going through graduate school.

[@lydianaduran7834]

My favorite video is MD vs. PA. I had never heard of a physician assistant before that video, and it actually led me to choose the PA path over the MD path

[@dimsum458]

My favorite video is the “OMT in action” cause I loved seeing Wyatt on the table getting treated!

[@anabalderas2679]

The video that made me subscribe was the successful med school relationships one, but I just love how you share all aspects of the mom doctor life and am so glad I subscribed and have been able to see so many different parts of what day-to-day life is like for a doctor! Thanks!! ♡

[@yajairadominguez9641]

Honestly I still don't really understand the division between a family practice MD/DO vs an internal medicine doc :/ I've been watching for a long time, so it's going to be a difficult choice, but one video that's different than your typical content was when you announced your pregnancy! I thought it was amazing that you had been able to keep it private and go to your rotations, and handle a relationship, and basically balance everything! It really inspired me and showed me that with a loving and committed partner you can start a family during this medical journey!

[@hayleepadgett5509]

I started watching you a year and a half ago when I was starting to apply for med school. I loved your how to get into med school video. Now I’m almost finished with the first semester of my M1 year! 😁I love watching your journey and your family!

[@drjennale]

Congratulations!! Things can feel overwhelming but don’t forget to enjoy the journey.

[@claudiamacall7337]

Hi Dr. Le! I have been a subscriber ever since you posted your “How I got into med school” video. I was a senior in high school at the time and being a first generation student I did not know how to get myself enrolled into college or what the road to becoming a doctor was like. Now, I am a 2nd year Biochemistry major planning to take my MCAT in 2020. Your videos have helped guide me through this process of getting into medical school. I love your videos, they motivate me and inspire me to become a better person! ❤️

[@PameGlezBl]

Hi Jenny! My favorite video was the one where you explain the difference between being a MD and a DO, I didn’t even have idea that existed because in my country we only have MD’s and that was a very instructive video! Following your channel since 2015!it has being great seeing your journey and watching you succeed in the field as a Doctor and as a mom! Thank you for your videos have a nice day 🌷

[@yanabananaaaaa]

My bf was studying for MCAT and I was looking up some tips on KZbin...that’s how I discovered you! I liked that you show the good, the bad, and the ugly of medicine life...you motivate me when I get burned out working long hours at the hospital without seeing my family. You show me that achieving balance is possible and making sacrifices is ok. Well and of course I like your make up skills. Btw, your hair grows sooo fast! I feel like you just cut it short. Any tips?

[@drjennale]

My hair does grow fast! I try not to use heat. I let my hair air dry most days. Maybe that causes less breakage? 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@laylaasalie3902]

My favourite video is definitely the one where wyatt goes to crèche for the first time 😭 way too precious. It's amazing how much of a bond you have with him.

[@allenq23]

I know physicians tend to shy away from the conversation on income...but i think its important because I think its a large reason why med students shy away from primary care specialties..like FM...wondering what you have noticed or seen as far as the prospects for income in FM?

[@andreeav6921]

I loved all your videos about 24 hrs as a doctor with a baby so i can't choose only one:) I watched your videos since you were in med school because i also finished med school and now i am a resident too so i felt everything you've gone through:) You have a nice family and i admire you for this!Kisses

[@nicolew8868]

I am pretty sure the video that had me subscribe was the first one I found of you and it was on budgeting as a med student. Then I saw Wyatt and I was like oh my goodness! I actually can't believe how big he has gotten so quickly, I'm sure your feeling the same way! I'm a Student Psychologist so I find watching MD's so interesting, especially rotations and what different areas you get to go into. I also watch Violin MD (pretty sure I've butchered her KZbin name, sorry!) I don't even care about winning the giveaway, just wanted to let you know I think you're incredible doing KZbin, plus your rotations on top of being a wife and momma. I freak out trying to fit all my studying into being a wife, working, a dog mom and then trying to fit in seeing family and friends so I honestly don't know how you do it.

[@heathers.m.6170]

Thank you for this! I'm at a new DO school that is heavily emphasizing family medicine for all of us. The variety you describe sounds amazing, but my biggest fear of going into FM is that with medicine being so specialized now, I don't want to just end up doing adult medicine all day every day. I realize I can choose what type of practice I want to do, but there still seems to be this fear in the back of my head that all I will be doing is talking to people about their cholesterol & diabetes day in and day out. I should also add that I live in a big city, which I know changes the dynamic for FM doctors since they have the option of going to a pediatrician or OBGYN. Thanks for any input you have.

[@drjennale]

That is a lot harder. I find that in bigger cities, hospitals won’t give family medicine physician privileges to deliver. And that’s really what keeps your practice young - mamas and babies. BUT I also find that me being a young female physician also attracts younger patients. I also see lots of kids that I do OMT on.

[@maiteroth475]

Hi!! From Chicago!! I can’t pick a favorite video!! You are such an inspiration to me! I am a single mother of 3 boys and you pull me to become the best I can! I see your struggles and how you overcome them and it’s amazing how you can balance everything! You are such a kind and amazing mother! Please never stop YouTubing!! Big hugs to Wyatt!!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@drjennale]

You are the amazing one! Mom to 3 boys! I can barely keep afloat with just one! You go mama 💪🏼

[@0tagan0]

I love all of your videos, but I especially loved the one where you went through the salary of a resident/intern in different specialties with actual numbers!

[@sarahhaseen7322]

Current 3rd year DO student interested in family medicine! My favorite video is def the OMT in action video! Also loved your clerkship vlogs!! I've been watching your videos since my 1st year of medical school. Please don't ever stop!

[@tracynguyen8738]

Favorite video was when you were breaking down the financial side of medical school! I’m starting to think about apply and what to expect. Thank you for all you done!

[@drjennale]

Good luck on your med school journey!

[@karenwangxd]

Loved the OMT video!! It's nice to see practicing OMM sessions in real life despite a lot of DOs not being able to practice OMM due to restriction of time/lack of understanding from patients

[@ada.solori0]

My favorite videos in general are your day in the life! I enjoy seeing how you balance mom life, home life and work😊

[@briannaviera400]

The video that initially caught my attention was the one regarding pregnancy during medical school. I've always been curious about how mothers manage their pregnancy while still being to excel in medical school. I loved hearing about your experiences!

[@amandaguzman8764]

The video that made me subscribe was the "Tips for studying during vacation" it really helped because i am a high school student and sometimes is hard to study when you are in break/ vacations.

[@AmbersFamilyof4]

My favorite videos are any of your day in the life of a dr videos. I am so intrigued by those. They are so interesting. I love to watch people that have totally different lives than me.

[@daniellalahens7915]

My favorite video was " How I got into Med school". It was the video that inspired me to pursue medicine and got me to subscribe.

[@keemarieNP]

OMT in action is my fav video! I learned so much. It was really cute seeing you use Wyatt as an example. I practice little things on my kids too.

[@danason234]

My favorite video is definitely the one about cultural differences. I loved how you were passionate about being Vietnamese and still wore a long dress. It was interesting from a different perspective. I’m Vietnamese as well. (:

[@a3z2n7g1u9r9l5]

My favorite video of yours is the OMT in action! As a student going into DO school it was exciting to see the unique side of DOs in action

[@drjennale]

Yay to osteopathy!

[@adent94]

The first video I watched was 'How I got into med school' because I was on my pre-med journey then. I subscribed because I have always loved primary care, but couldn't decide between internal or family medicine. Now, I am leaning more towards family medicine so your channel is really informative! Anyways, I'm doing med school interviews now and it's so motivating to watch channels such as yours!

[@drjennale]

Yay!! We need more family medicine physicians. Good luck on interviews! You got this

[@adent94]

@@drjennale We definitely do!! Thank you :)

[@michndang]

Hello! My favorite video of yours is the Working nights as a doctor video!

[@miriamwalter7116]

Love your videos! My favorite video was the one you were showing your outfits for work. Love watching your family.

[@berermero5789]

My favorite video is “ Residency | Pediatric Rotation “ because i am a pediatric medical assistant and can relate in some things you mentioned :)

[@user-vf3ne2mv6x]

I really liked your discussing cultural difference video! And yes would love to hear more about the jobs you do in family medicine and how you balace it with home life!

[@dodieg12]

My favorite video is how much does a resident physician get paid | showing you real numbers. It is the first video of yours I ever watched!!

[@LuckyCookie1992]

My favorite video is your wedding series! I followed you throughout my pre-med years and now i'm an M1!

[@RachelSouthard]

Hi Jenny! My favorite video...tough one. It’d probably have to be the “how to deal with anxiety/Halloween vlog.” I liked the tips you gave us, along with how open you were with the issues you had been dealing with. 💕

[@marissaboone9630]

I love all of your videos of course 💁🏼‍♀️ but the “day in a life” are by far my favvv!!!! Many people think those videos aren’t that interesting because usually they’re very simple watching another person go along with their day but personally when you make them they are very eye opening on the reality of how it is to be apart of the medical field & I love it ! And one of those videos is the way I found your Chanel :)

[@oliviasophia223]

Hey Jenny! My favorite video of yours is the “how I take notes on my iPad” I’m starting nursing school in January and am trying to figure out the best way to organize everything and this video helped me a lot!!! Love your videos, keep up the good work❤️❤️❤️

[@lennyperry2130]

I am subscribed my favorite video is “ why I don’t want to be a obgyn” I want to be a obgyn and it was interesting to hear what it really is like

[@naturalacupuncturist]

Taking notes on the ipad and study tips while in medical school. I am looking to apply to PA school in April

[@Ana-xf9sz]

Love all of your 24 hours as a doctor! It was one of those videos that I first came across.

[@airEEehn]

My favorite video was your Q&A with Stan! I love seeing him become more and more involved in your vlogs and videos!

[@mandapanda4031]

i love your day in the life videos! i like seeing you in your zone at work and just hanging out with wyatt & hubby after work. ❤️ ive been subscribed for awhile, but lost my other account! my son is a few weeks older than wyatt and i love watching him grow up just like my little guy. :)

[@drjennale]

They’re at such a cute age right now!! I see so much more personality 👦🏻❤️

[@eyesforstriking]

I really enjoyed your video on the difference between MD and DO! I haven’t come across any DO’s here in Canada.

[@lela1528]

My favorite video is the one second from birth video w baby wyatt I've been here for a little bit and seeing how big he's getting is so bittersweet to me and I'm just a viewer I can't imagine how you must feel I feel like he's growing up so quick 😭😭

[@TheCutie9630]

Honestly, I love all of your vlogs! It's so incredible seeing you balance family life and medicine!

[@docsheth]

Favorite video was when you and Stan went to Seattle and dropped Wyatt off at Daycare. In addition, the med school debt video was very informative too!

[@lauracabrera8257]

I love of all your videos, but my favorite, the one which drove to your channel was "Mom in medicine, how I studied in Med School"

[@dancingwiththedocs134]

I'm too late, sadly, for the giveaway but I do want to say that I love your so many of your videos. I'm not sure I would know which to pick, anyways. lol! I really like the one where you were talking about your struggles with Wyatt's daycare because of your willingness to be vulnerable. I, also, love the videos when you film about what you do as a doctor because it shows us a more authentic perspective of what doctors do. Thank you again for your videos. Your one of my favs on KZbin!!

[@amna178]

Hi Jenny!! I’ve been following you since medical school :) I love ALL of your videos but one of my favorites was the $321,000 in med school debt!! I am trying to go to medical school and this was by far one of the most informational videos about the topic out there. Thank you for all of your wisdom!!!

[@charlotte3890]

I Loved this family medicine video! And the one year video with Wyatt (he is SO cute!). I was wondering, during outpatient family med clinics when do you have time to go over all the blood work, images, test results etc, that you ordered for patients on previous days? How long does it take to go over everything and then make a plan for a patient?

[@drjennale]

That’s also the part that takes time and no one talks about. We call it the in box. Usually the doctor will call you or send you a secure message. Usually do this before or after all your scheduled patients .. or on your lunch.

[@marissaarredondo6431]

I actually enjoy all your videos but I really loved your OMT in action video and of course Wyatt!! He is such a cutie😍😂 Your videos are really inspiring and make me excited for when I start going to Med School. I want to become a Pediatric Cardiologist or Pediatric Heart Surgeon. However I am also considering Family medicine. I am really interested in OMT. I think that is a better alternative than writing a prescription that takes the pain away temporarily. Idk I am not a doctor yet but If I end up becoming a family medicine doctor I most definitely would use OMT in my practice.😊🙌🏽

[@sogazelle]

Hi Jenny, Love your videos. Very informative. With all changes happening with D.O and MD residencies merging, can you maybe do a video about the consequences of that? And also as a DO, what does your license say? And how can that license help/or not help you practice medicine outside of the US. Thanks again for your videos and sharing your journey. I’m a fan!!!

[@l.thomas2591]

I started watching right around the time that Wyatt was born! My favorite so far has been OMT in action!

[@dococ1892]

Loving your channel!

[@erikamalana4174]

My favourite video (and first video of yours I saw) was the DO vs MD talk. Thanks so much for inspiring me to choose the osteopathic route, I start next year!

[@drjennale]

Yay! Congratulations!!

[@ohhlillersss8728]

You INSPIRE me!!!!! My favorite video has to be the one where you introduced OMM into your channel!!! Thank you so much for your videos, I want to go to DMU and you make me feel confident in becoming a DO!

[@drjennale]

Yes!! Be proud to be a DO!