It's Done!

I just finished taking my medical coding test. In a little more than four hours, I was the very first one to walk out the door. I'm one of those people who doesn't believe in checking and re-checking answers. I do it, going with my first instinct and that's the end of it. That could either be very good or very bad and until I get the results (in three months), I won't know!

The problem with the test, was the fact that I can barely sit still for one hour, let alone four (it was running time and we had up to six hours to finish the test). I fidgeted the entire time not only because I was sick of sitting there but also because the woman next to me kept going out for smoke breaks and coming back in stinking of stale tobacco. I also accidentally ate broccoli twice yesterday and while I don't want to be crude, I have to bring up the fact that I was having some problems with...uh...bodily gas. Try trying to hide it in a silent room full of 50 over-anxious women.

The one good thing about the test was that I didn't really study for it. During the test I felt marginally comfortable with the material and did the best I could.

Now onto my next task: helping the doctor remember the raise he offered me a month and a half ago for "after I completed the class". That's right, he never said I had to pass the test. SCORE.