I am a doctor and I save lives for a living. And, this doesn’t come easy. Unlike any other profession, our study of mbbs is a bit time-consuming and difficult. After all, we are preparing ourselves to solve the mystery of a human body. Even after investing half of our life in medical study, studying different medicine courses, we can’t call us complete doctors until and unless we handle the real-life cases. Without a doubt, our life is tough and is nothing as glitzy as films make it out to be. From learning a whole new medical vocabulary to studying a range of medical conditions, the journey of becoming a doctor is a bumpy ride.
However, the best part of studying medicine is when you don that white coat for life; the feeling is just unexplained. But, there is a lot more than this coat in an actual doctor story.
If you think becoming a doctor would make you a gold digger then you are mistaken
It’s not an easy job, you will have to commit all your time towards your profession Studying medicine
Once you choose a specialty, it will be for life as there’s no changing the field
You will mess up things often but it’ll be fine
The medical study entails a lot of checks and balances in place. However, there will be many times when things would go wrong. Often it is something pretty minor, which is going to be okay. All in all, you will eventually live to learn from your mistakes and will never ever make it again.
You won’t be able to save all your patients
