If I have the opportunity to choose a profession without having to worry about money and how long it will take to be a professional at it, I would gladly choose to be a medical doctor. It definitely sounds like a good and common choice, but believe me, it is different for me. I have my reasons, and they are very deep ones, as you would find out in the course of this write-up.
There was a time in my life when all of my life revolved around the hospital and its vicinity. For about two years or more, I had to undergo various surgeries, do different tests, be on admission, and have to go through different procedures and all. What I'm trying to say is, I've seen and know what it means to be sick/in a very bad health condition, and I've also seen the huge difference good medical care can make.
These experiences all together made me not just appreciate but also respect people who are in the medical line. I admire them so much. It is not easy being that person who helps others get better. And I would love to be that kind of person, one who's in a position to help others get better, encourage them, share my own stories with them, listen to their fears, and all.
I remember then when I was getting better, my consultant then told me if I loved the profession and would love to go for it, well, I told him yes, because in all honesty, I have come to develop a lot for that profession.
But then I just felt it was too late for me. I'm already running another program as of then. Even though I had to put a pause to it due to my health, I can't afford to go start again with another totally different career path/profession, especially considering the cost as of then and the situation of things too.
So if the opportunity comes, it would be to be a medical doctor; it goes beyond just having a respected profession who's earning well but is about having the opportunity to make a good and positive difference in people's lives. I very well understand that the profession can be very draining; I saw it back then, and I have friends who are doctors and some who are nurses, pharmacists, and all, so I know how much of their time it usually takes. Even still, it is comforting knowing you're doing something that gives meaning to your life.
For that reason and more, if I had the freedom to choose, becoming a medical doctor would be my choice.
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