Why ?
"Why don't you write Mch and become a specialist?" This has been the most frequently asked question to me in the past couple of years, ever since I finished my Masters in General Surgery, at an young age of 27 years. A person has to decide from his heart, what he has to do, not through other's. Time and again, I have been stressing upon the inner voice and the need to hear it. There is a need, and then there is a want. You should be able to differentiate it. I cannot become a surgical gastroenterologist just because the society needs one or if your friend becomes a specialist in another field of his choice or if you think your future with your present qualification is a question mark. Yes, it looks good, those three letters at the back of your name, but it comes at a hefty price. You will sacrifice the time you spend with your family. You will not see your boy or girl grow up, take her/his first step, speak his/her first babble. These things will not h