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I am from Dominican Republic. I am studying for nineteen years in my country, I attended school in the USA for four months. I am understood Spanish and English. I began to study English the last semester, only I have four month study English in this country.

In my country I studied medicine for six years. I am love medicine, because, I love helping people. Medicine is my passion. My dream is one day people call me a Doctor. In this career, I met my best friend Angela and others best friends. It was a blessing for me to have been part of that group. We used to call medical students.

Medicine is a hard career. It is a difficult to study this career, specifically in my country. I needed to read four hours per day.

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