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Do I Really Want To Do This?

Written by Jeff W on July 1, 2008 – 11:11 am
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Honestly, I have asked myself this question numerous times during the year. It’s a difficult questions. I submitted a post about this to The Differential and it just went up today.

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  • Thanks. The list is a good idea :)
  • Honestly, I ask my self this question so much and it kills me because its the same question that keeps me undecided about school in general. With every instance that I find this question arising in my thoughts, I feel like im opening the door to doubt and doubt can quickly change my reasoning.....so here is what I do. I make my list of pro's and my list of cons.
    I include, what what I be if I weren't in this major and pursuing this career. And the funny thing is that I cant really think of any other "realistic" thing I would want be.
  • Well, I know your not a doctor, but I mean..what type of doctor are you trying to become
  • My spelling is pretty bad as well...lol
  • Hey Jeff,
    Sorry about the email not working...looks like I spelled it wrong...shame on me..

    But basically, I just started this blogsite and its for premed majors and those of interest. I would like to ask you some questions maybe through email.

    my email is basicallymed@gmail.com

    The questions are along the line of Name, Type of Doctor, School you went to , Website link, Picture, and etc. This will be included in the weekly (Be A "-"). For example Be A Pediatrician: YOUR NAME and interview below.
    If you are still interested please contact me at the above email. Thanks for the quick reply.
    I'm am a member of the Biology Club at Montclair State University and I will hopefully have many my fellow members reading it. So thanks alot!
  • Hey Jeff,
    Sorry about the email not working...looks like I spelled it wrong...shame on me..

    But basically, I just started this blogsite and its for premed majors and those of interest. I would like to ask you some questions maybe through email.

    my email is basicallymed@gmail.com

    The questions are along the line of Name, Type of Doctor, School you went to , Website link, Picture, and etc. This will be included in the weekly (Be A "-"). For example Be A Pediatrician: YOUR NAME and interview below.
    If you are still interested please contact me at the above email. Thanks for the quick reply.
    I'm am a memeber of the Biology Club at Montclair State University and I will hopefully have many my fellow members reading it. So thanks alot!
  • Oh. Ambil spesialis di UoM? Or here in the US? Good luck studying! I have one more year before I have to take it, but I'm already nervous... :/
  • ups sori haha krn takut dikira tll gimana sama medscape..i change the name to fdmd :p...^^ gw sekarang lagi mempersiapkan USMLE buat ambil spesialis disana neh (stlh itu sih rencana mau ngajar di indo tapi ga tau USMLE aja belum lulus haha)
  • Hi Filipus. Yes, you are correct. I am Indonesian. Tapi maaf, ya? Being born and raised in the US, my Indonesian is pretty bad... Although I can understand more than I speak. Good luck to you too.. I'll have to check out your blog.
  • Hey r u indonesian? Just wondering ^^
    Anyway, hope u enjoy writing in medscape coz I enjoy reading posts from medscape bloggers (I even made a blog with a name thedifferential..go figure ^^)
    All the best!
  • Flug Singapur
    Hmmm, you are the only one to answer your question. I would do it.
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