One App,
Many Uses

When I was younger, my dream was to become a doctor. I imagined myself in a white coat, saving lives, and serving those in need. But when the time came, my exam marks fell short. I felt disappointed, even broken. In that moment, it seemed as if my whole future had collapsed.

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Life, however, had another plan. I was placed in nursing school—not by choice, but by circumstance. At first, I thought of it as a consolation prize. I believed nursing was a smaller role compared to being a doctor. But slowly, step by step, and with every patient I cared for, my heart began to change.

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Now, as I stand in my final year of nursing college, I look back with gratitude. I thank God for redirecting me, for guiding me to a path I didn’t know I needed. Nursing is not “less than” being a doctor, it is the soul of healthcare. Nurses are the hands that comfort, the voices that encourage, and the presence that stays when patients feel alone. Nursing has shaped me into someone more compassionate, resilient, and dedicated than I ever thought I could be.

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If I could go back and choose again, I would still choose nursing. What once felt like failure has become my greatest blessing.