My colleagues are nervous. My patients are crying. And yet, we are here.
Do you remember when you were a bright-eyed pre-med student, head bowed at the computer, typing your personal statement? Type, type … backspace, backspace … type. You didn’t want to use the phrase “to help people” in your statement as your reason for wanting to be a physician. Maybe you said something like me. I mentioned how there were no doctors in my family, and I wanted to be the …
My colleagues are nervous. My patients are crying. And yet, we are here.
