My decision to choose medicine is not one I made lightly. It's not a career I particularly dreamed of pursuing in my youth and no life-changing event diverted me towards this choice. As I mature and grow, I discover that the sacrifices that come with committing to this career are lifelong. I thought and hesitated for a long time before deciding to apply. Volunteering activities at the hospital gave me a clear idea of ​​what is expected of me. It made me feel like this decision will take a lifetime. Dedication is not only about our lives, but also about investing our hearts in patients. In talking with patients, I learned that people facing life and death issues are the most vulnerable. I felt helpless listening to them because I couldn't do anything. They not only need physical medicine to heal their physical pain, but also someone to confide in, who heals their heart, frees them from all their fears. My heart immediately went out to them. I wanted to be able to do something instead of just ensuring...