I realized something yesterday. None of the people I've spoken with about Doctors Without Borders actually knows what it is.
To preface, right now at this very second, I really want to work with Doctors Without Borders. I think there are too many doctors in the United States and I read somewhere that if a third of them took their work abroad, the world's health (and care) would be a lot better off.
So, when the inevitable question comes (why do you want to be a doctor? Or "why did you decide to switch?" or something along those lines), I usually tell them that Doctors Without Borders is my ultimate goal. And it's so interesting that no one down here in North Carolina seems to have heard of the organization.
I wonder what it means.
Sans segue, I'm currently reading Aldous Huxley's Brave New World. While reading it last night, they were mentioning a lot of chemicals and I found myself trying to figure out the molecular formulas for them. Immediately after that, there was a molecular formula and I, again, found myself trying to decipher which compound it was.
Is that not crazy? Science/chemistry is pervading the "fun" parts (reading, e.g.) of my life and you know what? I kind of like it.
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Hi Jess,
"有夢最美,希望相隨" Chinese which means "Dream is beautiful;Hope that comes along is wonderful."
Hope this dream becomes the impulse for the "desire" to learn and applying them in the future.
Love,
Dad
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