My Everest

I have spent the last few months working on a project I can only describe as my "Everest". Like the real Everest this project stretched my abilities to the max, and like many of the people that attempt climb the real Everest I didnt always measure up. I was quite sure many times along the way that I wasnt going to make it and that I might as well throw in the towel because my efforts were never going to result in success. I was a bit dramatic along the way- poor Brian, and there were many moments where I had flashbacks to 7th grade gym class (you know the whole not measuring up thing), but I did it! Assuming the USPS doesnt fail me and everything goes according to plan on April 24th I will be a "Master of Public Health", go public health! Thank you to everyone who helped me- thank you Dr. T for not letting me give up even though I wanted to on more than one occasion, thank you Stephanie for proof reading, Thank you MaryAnne, Brad, Camille, Brea, Alisha, and Pete (and the rest of the cohort) for g chatting me through this, thanks to my family for listening to me yell at you because I was stressed, and thank you Brian for everything. We are done, Congratulations to everyone!!!!!!!!!