Comments by "T_Lynn" (@traciprovins3221) on "Living In My Car at New York's Most Dangerous City" video.

The smallest things make this guy happy. The bun, a small town, the river, the train. He finds such beauty. I love it!
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@skinkz1969 no he trained in nursing school. I went to medical school, which produces doctors. I am a doctor. Nurses are my heroes as my mom was one and they help us so much, but please remember the difference between the two.
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@skinkz1969 medical school was $500k. Nursing school is under $100k. Medical school is 4 years w 2 of clinical rotation AFTER a 4 year degree. Nursing school is college after 0 years of another degree. It is 3-4 years. You can work during nursing school. Medical school is so intense you are legally not allowed to work. It is 80 hours/ week while nursing school is typical college w rotations eventually factored in. Medical school is much more rigorous and grueling. You have to have an entire degree, published research, volunteering, etc etc etc. and they take about 4% of applicants. You have to rock the MCAT to get in. Nursing school is akin to getting into college. You take 3 boards while in medical schoool. And then 2 more after and must be accepted to and complete 3-10 more years of residency to even practice. You take one at the end of nursing school. Boom you can practice. Because there are doctors over you ultimately responsible for the patients.
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@steps9311 medical school doesn’t even produce nurses. It produces doctors. They’re very differences and med school is much more rigorous and intense.
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