I find stability in orthopaedics, reclaiming time for the sea, fitness, friends and study after a year that aged me fast.
I find stability in orthopaedics, reclaiming time for the sea, fitness, friends and study after a year that aged me fast.
I learn that being a good doctor means treating the whole person, supporting the team and valuing every voice in patient care.
I confront death as a doctor and honour the patients whose losses made me more human and gave deeper meaning to my career.
I begin general medicine, meet a genuinely supportive consultant and rethink what leadership and teamwork should look like.
I confront emotional detachment after repeated deaths and rediscover why compassion must remain part of treating every patient.