3 years in an army hospital, in Chonburi over a decade ago, Mor Nueng told us all about it. It was not exactly exciting, but it was entertaining. Mor Nueng had a unique way of punishing enlisted soldiers, who were infected with venereal disease when they went back home during breaks.

Dr.Jiew explanined about various medical majors, how intense surgeon jobs can be. Also, he once had a friend who studied medical school in UK and came to Thailand for internships. And it was a surprise to see how many operations a thai medical student had to operate in a day.

What a nice surprise, Mor Jiew joined us this time after being absence for 3 months. Mor Nueng and Mor Jiew shared their experiences during their first years being doctors. Ironically, the two went to Chonburi during the years, though about 10 years apart. They also talked about why they picked OB/GYN as their specialties. Mor Jiew also told a story when he lost his friend during their years in school.

This time Mor Nueng told us about the final 3 years. Virtually, no class room but lots and lots of residence hours.

Look who is back. It's Mor Nueng. Inspired by the TV program, Kob Nok Kala, we discussed what a medical student had to go through for 6 six years at medical school. It was a fun discussion. This episode only covered year 1 to 4. You had to wait for the next episode for year 4 to 6.

Mor Rud, a dentist, commented on what he saw on headlines news. These were accidents that the aftermath went out of control.

Mor Rud, a dentist, commented on what he saw on the program Extreme Makeover and what he experienced at the hospital.

We took questions from the family room in Pantip.com to both doctors.

A mother-to-be asked questions about a belief about going up and down the stairs, bikini-strip operation and whether she should get her doctor mobile number.

Hard to believe that working with pregnant women could cause physical damage, Dr.Jiew took it on the light side and shared his story. Also, his experience in delivering his own baby boy. And a side effect from taping one's child birth on VDO.