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This 3 page paper provides an overview of a essay for premed admissions, which focuses on the person's experiences with a relative's health issues and the desire to be a physician because of these experiences.
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requiring surgery, and she has accepted each challenge with courage. Through each step in her medical "process," my grandmother has interacted with a variety of healthcare professionals, some very
helpful and others who did not seem to be able to work their way out of a paper bag. My role as both family member and supporter has helped
me understand the value of intelligent, informed, compassionate doctors. It is my hope to become one of these doctors. [The student should use specific details to make
this essay more compelling. The details provided as fabricated, for example purposes only]. When my grandmother was diagnosed with diabetes in 1999, I was just nine years
old. My grandmother came to live with my family so that we could provide support and care during these early months of treatment. I went with my mother
and grandmother to many appointments, often watching interactions between physicians and my grandmother with some frustration. In 2003, my grandmother had circulatory problems in her feet and I watched
as one angry physician discussed with her the possibility of amputation if she could not "take better care" of her feet. The fear in my grandmothers eyes and my
mothers sobs did not see to dispel him from his cautionary discussion, one that was designed to scare her into better home care. Within a week, my grandmother had
changed physicians and discovered that her circulatory condition was caused by vasculitis, requiring additional treatment. I saw firsthand how a doctors ego and adamant need to be right hindered
his ability to diagnose and care for an aging patient. In 2006, my grandmother had hip replacement surgery. I went with her to a few of
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