Essay - 'Who Will I Become?' it is Said that the Highest...

"Who Will I Become?"

It is said that the highest aspiration for any individual is to become one day a "man," in the most complex sense of the word, a significant member of ***** society and of the family it creates. My goal is just that, to touch on a small part of ***** commun*****y I live in *****, at the same time, to reach out ***** the needs of my family, my mother, my brother, and my future *****. This is why I consider that the career choice ***** made will give me the pr*****essional skills and will develop my personal ones in order to achieve th***** goal. Becoming a doctor will enable ***** to acquire a strong technic*****l preparation ***** help my community ***** the people around me, and will make ***** the person my mother will be proud of, thus rewarding her ***** the efforts she made in supporting me to follow my own path in life.

The pr*****ession I chose of *****coming a ***** in the field of obstetrics/ gynecology offers me a different perspective on life and is teaching ***** ***** appreciate human existence from a distinctive point of view, that ***** ***** ***** who can influence the birth of a new life, ***** can determine, even if just in the beginning, the destiny of another human being.

I am currently a 22 year old student attending college with the aim of going on to Mercer University in Macon, Georgia where I will improve ***** professional preparation in order to someday open a pr*****ctice in S*****h Georgia. I believe that in ***** to have the ***** feeling of usefulness, each of us must give something back ***** ***** community they are part of. This is why I hope that this professional choice will help me beco***** an important ***** of the society ***** ***** help women ***** ***** medical problems they are faced with ***** can have a contribution to bringing ***** into this world. Although it may seem an idealistic view of the doctor pr*****ession, I believe ***** it is in the power of ***** ***** staff to ***** women in their desire ***** give life and become mothers.

The choice was greatly influenced by the example of my own mother, a Reg*****tered Nurse in the field of obstetrics/ gynecology. She t*****ught me, both through her own pr*****ession, and ***** sacrifices she ***** to support my brot***** and ***** in our search for our *****dividual path in life, the essence of human *****. Her ***** experience proved ***** me the complexity of ***** physical struggle ***** face in their role as future mothers and the health issues they encounter. However, the ***** important ***** she had over ***** own destiny was the personal support she offered me throughout my ***** up. Her continuous sacrifices for my bro*****r ***** I determined my great admiration for her. There*****e I want ***** to be able ***** reward her *****, as a medic*****l doctor and as the grown