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Dr. Ron Re: being a doctorFrom: GIN11153@aol.comWed Aug 8 05:07:49 2007
Well, I have wanted to be an OB/GYN since I was about 7 years old and my mom was pregnant with my brother. Unfortunately, I didn't like studying, so didn't do well enough in high school to get into a 4 year college which is needed before med school. I went to a hospital school of nursing in NYC, my mother's alma mater. My gen. surgeon hubby has told me 20 years ago to apply to UCI's med school- at the time, I had 3 kids ages 3 to 7, so that was out. Always excuses, a breast cancer detour, starting up a $475 million a year postpartum home health business and doing other things, so now I'm too old at age 54. :( So, I'm hoping that becoming a midwife will help me reach half of my life's dream of caring for pregnant patients. My husband thinks I am crazy-he can't wait to get out of medicine because of all the BS involved in litigation threats, insurance company denials, etc. Gail
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