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girls....
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I didn't want to.
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Two words: Organic Chemistry! I guess not being able to stand the sight of blood didn't help either.
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Because I don't know what my body parts are called. This one's the middle finger...
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marks weren't high enough not interested really...I love languages...
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I was more into philosophy and the arts. I also feel faint at the sight of other people's bodily fluids.
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I found out that I would have to dissect a cadaver, and opted for Computer Science.
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As much as my Dad, (who is one), would have liked it I never was attracted to it. I mean: The insane hours, cutting people up, No thanks.
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Im two stoopid
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not smart enough!!!!
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Give me a chance, I just haven't finished the training yet! Jeez, some people have no patience...
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I am a doctor, ok so I'm a DMA, not an MD, but the process was just as painful!
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Because blood and needles and stuff make me faint.
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because i'm 16 and i heard they have the lowest life expectancy due to stress and diseases and whatnot.
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because i'm stil in school
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I am not the most compassionate caregiver. I'm more of a just suck it up and get on with it kind of caregiver. That is not the most attractive quality in a doctor, is it?
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b/c i have not so clean record and who would want a doc with an asult on their record? but i can claed and wrapalmost any thing and ive givin more stitches with thrread sewing needle and whisky then most docs have with proper equipment. and only 3 got bad in fections but i warned them not to go have a mud fight with new stitche but what do i know rite? oh well
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I don't like snot, phlegm or mucus, I don't want to touch strangers, and I didn't want to have to work that hard in school for that long.
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i'm not old enough, good reason for you?
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I'm not good with others blood and I definatly don't want to be practicing on a cadaver.
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becuase I hate math and i don't like it when people puke on me
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Too much school. I'm too lazy.
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I decided it was more logical for me to avoid sickly people.
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