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My Reasons Choosing This Profession

Questions were: "Why did I choose your profession? In my opinion, what do I find the most interesting and drawbacks of this profession?

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	I was wavering whether to major in pharmacy or psychology, but something drew me a step closer to wanting to become a pharmacist. My dream was to model as a living. It started to come true when Evan Richardson called me and ask me to model for him. I was offered a session starting at $300/hour plus a shopping spree. I still continue modeling and the pay increases, but I know it?s just underground and I was getting nowhere. I wanted to a well-known model, but due to today?s qualifying factors to be considered ?beautiful?, it?s just too hard to be confident when I know I?m the antithesis of what is labeled beautiful, so I let that dream slowly die. Being a pharmacist is great pay, but that?s not why I chose the profession. I am diagnosed with a condition called megaloblastic anemia. Although it?s not a very critical condition, there are many other declining diseases spreading rapidly and I want to be that someone that will find the cure to help, not one, but thousands of people. I want to decrease the number of deaths. The most interesting thing about being a pharmacist is that I get to experiment with different chemicals with long names, and if I?m lucky, some pharmaceutical discovery of the future will be named after me. As you know though, nothing comes easy in life. The drawbacks to this profession are that school isn?t fun and long working hours. Stress also builds up from the hard studying and you have to sacrifice a lot of time.

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