This R/premed Post Changed My Life (And It Can Change Yours!)
We gave premed reddit an honest breakdown. Learn about the dark side of premed reddit, the benefits of the platform, and how to get the most out of /r/premed. Life can change so much in a week! What a wild week, just wanted to share some of my small successes despite failures and set backs. I was sitting thinking my 502 mcat doomed me.
Your life is unequivocally yours. Wishing you an expansive journey in creative writing and the arts. For starters, as often mentioned in /r/premed to justify the lower stats for urm gaining acceptance to medical school, minorities are more likely to practice in underserved. I have just turned over 30 and debating whether it is maybe too late to change my life, so i really need some inspirational stories, that maybe anything is possible. I went to a big 10 school, but upon graduating i felt instant regret bc i feel like i didnt live my life. I accomplished what i put my mind to, but im left here with a bunch of what ifs. Its okay to change your mind, but as my friend told me, you may just need to take time to rethink about why you had those aspirations in the first place and spend time thinking about your own. Always wanted to be a doctor. Still getting some roadmap planning done, but i'm excited. I'm getting some prerequisites done. As i was receiving treatment, i heard bad news after bad news and eperienced complication after complication. I was told multiple times by multiple providers that i could die.
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As i was receiving treatment, i heard bad news after bad news and eperienced complication after complication. I was told multiple times by multiple providers that i could die.
