In this Med School Q&A (Rotation Diaries edition), I’m basically sitting down like we’re on FaceTime and answering the questions you guys always ask me about rotations—specifically what my OBGYN rotation has been like as a medical student in Atlanta. I talk through the real day-to-day stuff: how I’m balancing responsibilities, what the schedule/mental load can feel like, and how I try to keep my life together when I’m also expected to show up, learn, and perform clinically. I also get into the bigger topics that come up a lot during clinical year—shelf exams, studying while you’re actively on service, and how I manage the lifestyle side of med school (gym days, resets, and protecting my peace when things get heavy). And yes, I touch on the “supporting myself in medical school” conversation too, because I know that’s a huge part of the reality for a lot of us. If you’re pre-med, in med school, or just curious about what OBGYN/rotations are actually like, this one is meant to be honest, practical, and reassuring.