Is being Married in Medical School really miserable? 

Sometimes, you would think so.  We've all heard about the hours of studying, how spouses start to feel second place,  and other complaints.

But many marriages thrive during medical school.  It's a time to get some independence, work on your own goals, and enjoy the time you have together in what is likely still the "young love" phase. 

Today's guests, Zack and Natalie Gross share how they met, and how life has been going, well pretty darn good.  

Lara also shares the ONE reason you should, in fact, marry a doctor-so be sure to listen for that as well. 

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Natalie and Zack 

Natalie and Zack are newlyweds who met in Los Angeles while Zack was in medical school. Natalie does oncology research and Zack is an internal medicine resident. Their pride and joy is their Cavalier King Charles Spaniel who is named Oliver. Prior to applying for residency, Zack was a clinical research associate for The Institute of Myeloma and Bone Cancer Research for one year after graduating from medical school. Natalie and Zack pride themselves on communication in their marriage. Zack will be going into outpatient primary care once residency is finished. 

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