A Compelling Story.

This is to direct your attention to a compelling real life story that was the subject of this week’s Dr. Anonymous Show - a radio show on Blog Talk Radio hosted by medical blogger Dr. Anonymous.

Here is what the host has to say…

One of the reasons I started a radio show was to talk with people and have them share their stories - and this is a compelling one. This is a show that you need to listen to. There’s a lot of crap on television that is called “reality TV.” But, boys and girls, this is real life.

On this week’s episode of the show (you can listen to / download the archive here)MexicoMedStudent tells his story of how his medical school is kicking him off campus and destroying his dream of becoming a doctor.

Read this post by Enrico aka Mexico Medical Student for some background.

His story proves what all of us doctors know. And it seems to be a Universal Truth.
Medical students are pawns, the lowest on the totem pole, at the base of a huge healthcare pyramid and are periodically made aware of the fact that they are a form of lowly insects. [I think I implied the same thing in this post]

What makes his situation very different is the fact that this is not a typical young Indian kid - in his teens, just out of high school - who doesn’t know the difference between school and college.

Enrico is a young man on his second career. He is pursuing his dream to become a doctor after having worked for a while in the computer industry after college.

I think I’ll have some more to say after I think about this a bit.
PS: I would like to place on record my intense loathing for TNEB and their execrable, atrocious habit of cutting off power supply when you really need it. I woke up early (well 7 AM seemed early to me) to listen to the show live and had the pleasure of being rudely blacked out twice during the show. I gave up after the third power cut within a span of 25 minutes.


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