Hopefully my previous post hasn’t scared off any great future doctors out there. And if you’re already in medical school–cheers to living the dream! Here are my reasons for staying:

1 I love helping hurting people
If you’re like me, your heart breaks at the sight of a stubbed toe… ok, more like a congenital tracheoesophageal fistula. But you want to hug it all away, mentally/emotionally, for the less demonstrative types. Crying alongside patients who have lost physical functions, family members, or their dreams = comforting sick people = medicine.

2 I can’t picture life outside of a clinical setting.
And you don’t remember a time when you weren’t sporting a plastic doctor kit. My CRNA mom gave us the birds and the bees talk when I was six and my sister was four–Netter style. Emergency intubation? I’ma come along. Gummy bears? I’ma perform brain surgery.

3 Transplant, tumorous, pregnant, amputated gummies. All sorts out there.

The above criteria is satisfied and…
Some inner aspiration or undigested bit of broccoli within me says,”Learn all life long! Delay gratification for a couple six more years! Become creative, caring, independent leader in local community!”

(Inner voices may be proof one can OD on vegetables.)

4 I hope that my today doesn’t look much different than my tomorrow.
What counts is community, faith, family and friends, and health, so I try to work medicine around that. A rising second year gave the best advice last summer to treat medical school as an eight to five job.

5 Much of the whining around a physician’s hours concerns life choices. Before medical school, did you truly put family and friends before that research abstract? In medical school, did you skip breakfasts during a week-long cram session? I liken getting to the gym or church or soup kitchen to climbing Mt. Everest. Backwards. On a good day. During some pseudo holiday break of sorts.

6 Becoming a doctor can’t be any less scary to a 20 something year old than trying to figure out what to do with the rest of life. And who knows? I might just have fun

Stay tuned for other fun post

I rili hate seeing wounded ppl...dead ones scare d shit outta me...i hate medicine

Try my brother, may you have all you need to achieve your happy dream. Pkele. Read well o, if you pass well, I buy you a car. . Good boy, make mom and dad proud.
Same goes to all other students pursuing education unu. Dishike.

I fully agree with the user above. Think logically why would you buy a master's degree? What will it give you? You will not be able to heal people normally and will most likely only harm them due to the fact that you do not have enough knowledge. If I were you, I would rather go through UCAT Practice http://medicmind.co.uk/ and enter some good university, and only after graduating would I start a medical practice.
I hope my answer will make you change your mind.