My Desire To Become a Doctor

Among the careers of my high school days, I was full of thinking about my future. I realized that my passion for life other than running and hobbies did not actually reach me until the beginning of my later years. To determine my interest, my first and second year students arranged elective courses for their courses. European history, music history, and business principles were three very interesting courses, but excluded art, classic and business school. I really like science in biology and chemistry, but I did not think that I could make future science successful on my own.

When I started my first year at a state university, I was convinced that there was one thing: I did not want to be a doctor. I am 17 years old, and I am better at character than anything else. I think that I should create my own identity I believe that the best way to do this is to avoid my parents work. My mother is a doctor and it is enough to get me out of this profession. I did not prescribe medicine, but I plan to work in science. I always liked to study for my science course.

When I was a teenager (~ 14 years old), I already expressed my desire to marry when I was young. At this age, I already have the desire to get married and have children. When other people want to be doctors and engineers, I want to become a housewife. I want to finish half of mine. In Islam, we are considered to avoid confusion between non-Mahalam. In Malaysia, this is usually a rash, you can go anywhere in the mall, watching teenage and adults confuse, do not mind the doctrine and ban Muslims. I tried to avoid this when I was a teenager, but as it grew older it seemed very general, and soon it was "good."

My dear mother wants me to become a doctor. In fact, I tend to use computers. During my short career, I found a place to use computers and information systems to improve my health. I was amazed how the information technology is used in Uganda's medical system, from the Linux-based African access point to becoming a member of the Uganda EMR Association. I just want to say that progress is slower than my taste. But this is another story

My aim is to become a doctor. Because I have a strong desire to help the poor. It turns out that the poor know little about better health measures. They live in an unsanitary manner and are faced with many diseases. By becoming a doctor, I will spread consciousness to all the poor and only your health can bring the greatest happiness to your life. I want to become a doctor. Because I have the desire to serve myself for all poor and poor people. If a hospital like Shaukat Khanum could do this, then there should be more hospitals, then one day it will build that hospital, which will give poor patients free medical care.