While, in medical school, there were times, when I felt the stress of long work hours and never-ending deadlines but the time spent interacting with patients and their families brought immense gratification. Behind the countless chief complaints presented to me where real people, each with a unique story that shaped who they were. Of all the clinical rotations I attended, I found internal medicine most rewarding. I loved the challenge of being faced with a set of symptoms to come to a diagnosis.The intricate thought process involved in managing patients with comorbidities was captivating. The more I learned the more I wanted to learn. It found it very fulfilling to see the patients improve with treatment. My yearning for knowledge and
