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Re: Decisions on Medical SchoolFrom: GIN11153@aol.comTue Sep 30 21:28:59 2003
Jamie, Go after your heart-I always wanted to be an OB/GYN but felt that high school wasn't important, so I didn't get the grades to go to a college. I entered nursing school-a hospital diploma program- in 1971 and graduated 2 yrs 9 months later. Went straight into OB, mostly L&D and postpartum, and now 30 years later, at age 50, I still regret every day not going to medical school. I have been accepted to a women's healthcare nurse practitioner program but it won't be the same. If you can get into college and do well enough grade wise to get into medical school, DO IT! Follow your dreams, as you can't undo your choices much later on. Although it is difficult with problems MDs are having with medical malpractice insurance issues, there are ways around this also, like working for Kaiser or another physician group. Gail Neuman RNC CPHW LNC certified high risk OB/legal consultant listowner of LegalNurseConsulting@yahoogroups.com Tustin, CA
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