Por todos y cada uno de los que nos trajeron al mundo (a parte de nuestras Mamás).
Por aquellos que nos alivian en momentos difíciles (a parte de nuestros amigos).
Por quienes dejan fechas importantes por estar consultandonos.
Por Dr. House que aparece en mis sueños de la forma mas indicada, tal cual me lo han recetado últimamente, gracias a que sigo en cama aterrada por infección.
Por que mi receta pronto llegue, por ti.
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Applying to medical school is not just applying to get into a highly competitive undergraduate institution. It is also akin to proposing to marry someone. When a school interviews you, it is like a first date. Much of what they were looking at was what sort of a person you were, and whether they would like to be seen with you in various settings. When they admitted you, it was like accepting your proposal: they didn't just like your grades, they liked you.
Once you were admitted you still had a chance to change your mind, rather like getting cold feet from the cost and complexity of wedding planning. But if you don't cancel your wedding plans, then you are making a lifetime commitment to another person. You will care what they think of you, and will be willing to make some personal changes to meet their expectations. Becoming a doctor is not just getting a degree, or learning a lot of new information. It also means a change in your identity. First others will start to see you differently, and later you will start to think differently and see yourself differently as well.
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