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September 9, 2018September 9, 2018Nicole Cragin Davis

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Med Student Syndrome and Suspicious Worms

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Nicole Davis is a mental health advocate and Christian. She writes humorous anecdotes about life and shares travel planning advice from her extensive travels. With loved ones in the medical world, she has a lot to say about navigating the difficulties of medical life as a physician in training. She is also a classically trained cellist from the Eastman School of Music.

She is a fitness enthusiast and is currently obsessed with hot yoga. She adores her 2 rescue cats, Zorro and Turk Turkleton. Some call her a tea connoisseur, and she does not correct them, merely offers them tea.

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