“Choose a career that will always be needed,” my economics teacher said. It was 3:50 p.m and I was here, sitting in the lobby of a clinic thinking about everything and nothing at the same time. There were at least thirty-five kids here waiting their turn anxiously. My niece’s name was called and we walked into a hallway filled with medical equipment. However, there are posters and wall paintings to distract the kids from the fear they feel going into a doctor's office. The nurse took the height, weight, and temperature of my niece. “Second room on the left,” she calmly told us. The nurse goes through a list and asks us questions on how my niece is growing.The clinic closes at 4:30 and it was 4:15 and she was just finishing up with my niece;
