I don’t know why, but hearing from a physician that “it’s all worth it” made me feel relieved. I guess I just needed to hear that. I also really liked hearing that sometimes it’s a “thankless job” because it makes you realize that becoming a physician isn’t supposed to be about your glory, it’s supposed to be about serving others and promoting God’s glory too.
I watched this at the right time. Honestly feel like crying because I am in my first year (at age 32) and it's been so hard to push at all times. This video is truly inspired - thank you. You have gained a lifetime subscriber in me man, I can't tell you how much energy and inspiration this video has given me. I'll be coming back to watch it every month I reckon! God bless you! :) LOL
i started med school late as well (29) and as a woman with no children it feels like the odds are stacked against me but keep trying, you are where you are supposed to be, Keep it pushing
"Do the best job today with what you can, because you might not live that long anyways" - Dr. Fisher. Now I'm having an existential crisis when all I wanted to do was try to stay positive 😩
A doctor telling me that it’s going to be worth it in the end and that I have what it takes after going through so much stress and anxiety this year, gives me so much of happiness, hope and strength to do it all again next year until I get to the other side.
I have a professor who is also a Doctor and she said the same thing as Dr. Wilde said about how important Understanding is. 🤍 To all Future Doctors, We All Got This! We Will Get Through This Together! 🤍
ND this is the best present for Christmas! Those people inspired me to study harder and harder to become a med student and hopefully a physician in the US one day. Thank you so much for your hard work and I hope you spend an amazing Christmas! 🎁🎄
I'm starting medical school in January, hopefully & trust me, I can't tell HOW inspiring and encouraging this video is! I've been watching your channel for a long time now, and to see you grow into both the fields (Media & Medicine) and make such great content out of it makes me want to look upto you! Being someone who's interested in both media and medicine, out of everything on your channel, YOU inspire me the most! Go ND MD! :)
I have my med school finals in ten days and I was feeling so down cuz I didn't wanna be locked up in my room through the holidays but this is the best thing that could have happened rn TT imma get back to studying! And do my best to become a good doctor :) thank you so much ND MD
Thank you for this. I badly needed to hear all that. I’m in MS 3, currently in the middle of finals and I’m just burnt out. Some days I loose sight of why I’m doing all these things and this video came through. Thank you so much for doing this. Appreciate all the effort you put in! Hope you stay safe and well.
Thanks for posting. Protecting your mental health as a psychiatrist is important; and just as important as for every physician, is protecting your overall health: physical and mental. Thanks.
RUclips algorithm suggested this video to me just as i was about to close my laptop from a hectic, draining day as i prepare for my final exam of med school. I needed this. i needed the "its worth it" Thank you and happy holidays
Andy, thank you so much for putting this collection of interviews together. As a premed, watching your videos fuel my passion even more to pursue medicine. All of the guest on your channel thus far have been wonderful to observe and listen to. We truly appreciate you and wish you the best in your own studies!!
look. im going to be honest for a second. The youtube algorithm brought this video to me. But im here now and feel compelled to comment after hearing all positive advice of all my fellow physicians in the video. firstly, if you're in high school or college, i want to emphasize that its a difficult road and if you're doing this for altruistic purposes only, there are many fields out there in which you can help people and potentially make a bigger difference in their lives. At least roads, without the stress of a multitude of exams or inexplicable medicine debt. Many people go into medicine as a hobby and go into higher paying fields, which, in my opinion, more than likely make the least impact in patients lives (personal opinion, but you can crucify me). So they can say "its totally worth it" or "its better on this side". I chose nephrology for two reasons 1) bc i thoroughly enjoy the science and equations in the field and 2)The demographic of patients in the field (whom look a lot like me) are woefully neglected. Some physicians practice as medicine as a hobby and if thats gonna be your mentality its not worth it. Now..with that being said, if you're having doubts that you'd be able to do it or be "smart enough" to get through it. Please dispel that thought immediately. Any human whom really wants to do medicine and finds it interesting and is willing to put in the work will be able to do it. You cannot do it yourself. you need to find groups of like-minded people to study with and push each other academically. If you doubt you can do it because you're not ready to sacrifice 10 years of your life or because of the student debt or hours involved, thats perfectly fine as well. It doesn't make you a failure one iota. Medicine, again my opinion, is over-glorified and individuals in it are given the benefit of the doubt before they prove their worth. The field doesn't make the individual, the individual makes the field.
How time flies seeing one of the invterviews with the anesthesiology resident back in pre-u and now seeing this compilation video in med school really gave me the motivation to keep going! Great job love seeing more and merry Christmas!!
I'm graduating undergrad at AU and I've had the privelage of working in research for MCG and working in the AU-ED and I have to say that I'm proud of the institution I come from because of all the wonderful people here, like the doctors featured in this video. There are a wealth of great people at Augusta that are so happy to help you... if you are someone considering going to MCG, go for it. These people are real and care about you. AU is working hard to improve mental health on campus and they've made a huge difference. MCG is awesome
Looking forward to implementing more of what I learn from this channel into my medical practice. Got 5 and and half years to go till graduation. I see great things for this channel in future.
Hi I'm a First Nursing Student and in my pre med course. My hopes are high on achieving my goal of becoming a Neurosurgeon with a purpose of helping a lot of people that are in need. Thank you for sharing your advices!
3:06 - Memorization helps you far less if you're unable to connect the dots that are infront of you (patient anamnesis, physical exam and lab results). Remembering "I GET SMASHED" for pancreatitis is far less important than being able to understand why the diagnosis causes the symptoms that it does, and how it's connected with the anamnesis/physical exam/lab/radio. Pneumonics are good for learning, but i don't use any of them actively in practice. If you want to go into internal medicine, know that you'll spend the majority of your time behind a desktop reading and writing notes. I loved the invastigative nature of internal medicine during my rotations there, but it was too much paperwork. In that sense, anesthesiology is the shit - and if you want to be even better, do cardiology for some time before going into critical care medicine. Also - the neurosurgeon answered according to the neurosurgeon stereotype lol. Unintentional god complex
I don't know if you'll see this comment, but I just wanted to say that the first person Andy interviewed really helped me get the closure to just accept the reality and the fact that if I want to be a Med Student I have to work hard for it. I am currently a senior high school student, a STEM student to be exact, and I don't seem to act and work just like how my other classmates do but I hope that I'll get there someday. I am quite disappointed at myself because I don't think that I am the type of person Med Students are like. I don't have great time management skills, but I am learning and trying to get there at some point. Another problem is that I just seem to avoid memorization. I am quite a lazy person if I do say so myself. But I am willing to change that. I am just happy that I got the closure today that if I want to be a Med Student, I must be willing to change to be competent, a hard working person who needs to learn how to memorize more effectively, and a person who knows what they are doing and why they are doing it! I want to have those attributes. I just hope that one day, when I look back into this comment I would be reminded of how this video helped me. I am really glad that God lead me this way! I hope that you are doing well Andy and those you've interviewed. May God bless you all! I feel so blessed that I have found your channel!💗 Praise be to God!🥰
Thank you so much!! I’m in the middle of studying for my MCAT and wondering whether this is the right thing to do as I’m currently 27 yo and some of my peers are already in their senior residency and some attendings. But thank you so much for this. Have a happy and blessed Christmas and new year ahead!
Im in the same boat! And ive given up studying at least 3x. But the fact that we still want to do this means it’ll be worth it. Your gonna be 32 anyways, why not be 32 and a doctor!
Love this Andy! Always here to support you! Your amazing and I'm so thankful for your videos. Thank you for putting this together! Merry Christmas Andy
Awe this was awesome. Exciting to see 4 Doctors I follow. They all gave excellent advise. This I think is good for whatever career u looking at. Thank u!!❤❤
This video was amazing and very inspiring. Your videos continue to be deeply motivational, which is rare to find and thanks for this amazing Christmas gift.
I love you for making those videos, and even more for this one ❤️. Hope i get to do a 73 questions with you one day, except i'll ask you everything haha. Cheers 🙏🏻❤️
You seem so genuine and sweet. All of your videos you come off honest and kind. You have great vibes and these videos are educational and I'm glad you found time in your busy schedule to make them. Cheers!
I want to become a cardiothoracic surgeon one day, i couldnt find any advice from either a cardiologist or cardiothoracic ;( it'd be great if u interview them pleaseeeee❤❤
@@NDMD the effort u put into ur channel really helps alot of aspiring med students literally from all over the world Keep doing what u do. Love from pakistan 🇵🇰
To see all the full interviews, check out my playlist here: ruclips.net/p/PLFpLpp1YIXG-qKw37lNjaxwvf-Shodthh
Hello! Would love to see a cardiology and/ or a ct surgeon video!
I don’t know why, but hearing from a physician that “it’s all worth it” made me feel relieved. I guess I just needed to hear that. I also really liked hearing that sometimes it’s a “thankless job” because it makes you realize that becoming a physician isn’t supposed to be about your glory, it’s supposed to be about serving others and promoting God’s glory too.
amen!!
Yeah I totally get what you mean!
He interviewed doctors who are famous meaning they will all have positive opinions. So i would say this biased
Amen
@@tysonkicks8596 only a few of these doctors are “famous,” most of them actually work with his school.
I watched this at the right time. Honestly feel like crying because I am in my first year (at age 32) and it's been so hard to push at all times. This video is truly inspired - thank you. You have gained a lifetime subscriber in me man, I can't tell you how much energy and inspiration this video has given me. I'll be coming back to watch it every month I reckon! God bless you! :) LOL
honestly, dear stranger! the position where you are now is what thousands of people are wishing for!
First year of med school?
i started med school late as well (29) and as a woman with no children it feels like the odds are stacked against me but keep trying, you are where you are supposed to be, Keep it pushing
@@Nikkeishajk Is that when you started med school or college?
@@Cindy-vg9ki med school
"Do the best job today with what you can, because you might not live that long anyways" - Dr. Fisher.
Now I'm having an existential crisis when all I wanted to do was try to stay positive 😩
A doctor telling me that it’s going to be worth it in the end and that I have what it takes after going through so much stress and anxiety this year, gives me so much of happiness, hope and strength to do it all again next year until I get to the other side.
“Protect your mental health!” It hits me! Thanks a lot.
Dr. Fisher gave the best advice. Leaving anxiety is one of the best decisions we can make as students
What stood out for me "Protect your mental health at all costs."
We can do it future physicians. There is a light at the end of the tunnel.
I have a professor who is also a Doctor and she said the same thing as Dr. Wilde said about how important Understanding is. 🤍 To all Future Doctors, We All Got This! We Will Get Through This Together! 🤍
I like Dr. Fisher’s response.
ND this is the best present for Christmas! Those people inspired me to study harder and harder to become a med student and hopefully a physician in the US one day. Thank you so much for your hard work and I hope you spend an amazing Christmas! 🎁🎄
I'm starting medical school in January, hopefully & trust me, I can't tell HOW inspiring and encouraging this video is! I've been watching your channel for a long time now, and to see you grow into both the fields (Media & Medicine) and make such great content out of it makes me want to look upto you! Being someone who's interested in both media and medicine, out of everything on your channel, YOU inspire me the most! Go ND MD! :)
doctors saying that i can do this gives me so much courage and strength. PADAYON FUTURE DOCTORS!
I just finished my first semester of medical school and the timing of this video is incredible. Good stuff here. Thanks for this video!
I have my med school finals in ten days and I was feeling so down cuz I didn't wanna be locked up in my room through the holidays but this is the best thing that could have happened rn TT imma get back to studying! And do my best to become a good doctor :) thank you so much ND MD
"when you reach the end it's absolutely worth it"....Amen🙏
i like when dr .fisher say just work for today and tomorrow will get better specially in this covid situation
Thank you for this. I badly needed to hear all that. I’m in MS 3, currently in the middle of finals and I’m just burnt out. Some days I loose sight of why I’m doing all these things and this video came through. Thank you so much for doing this. Appreciate all the effort you put in! Hope you stay safe and well.
Thanks for posting. Protecting your mental health as a psychiatrist is important; and just as important as for every physician, is protecting your overall health: physical and mental. Thanks.
I love Dr. Fisher’s. So cool.
just got into med school about a month ago, these kinda vids are definitely helpful to see :)
congrats and best of luck as you start! :)
@@NDMD thank you homie :)
Congratulations!
RUclips algorithm suggested this video to me just as i was about to close my laptop from a hectic, draining day as i prepare for my final exam of med school. I needed this. i needed the "its worth it"
Thank you and happy holidays
Andy, thank you so much for putting this collection of interviews together. As a premed, watching your videos fuel my passion even more to pursue medicine. All of the guest on your channel thus far have been wonderful to observe and listen to. We truly appreciate you and wish you the best in your own studies!!
Hi Andy, I LOVE LOVE LOVE your RUclips videos! I love how you combine video with medicine, its so informative and engaging.
What Dr. fisher said is exactly what I hear from my mom 😇
look. im going to be honest for a second. The youtube algorithm brought this video to me. But im here now and feel compelled to comment after hearing all positive advice of all my fellow physicians in the video. firstly, if you're in high school or college, i want to emphasize that its a difficult road and if you're doing this for altruistic purposes only, there are many fields out there in which you can help people and potentially make a bigger difference in their lives. At least roads, without the stress of a multitude of exams or inexplicable medicine debt. Many people go into medicine as a hobby and go into higher paying fields, which, in my opinion, more than likely make the least impact in patients lives (personal opinion, but you can crucify me). So they can say "its totally worth it" or "its better on this side". I chose nephrology for two reasons 1) bc i thoroughly enjoy the science and equations in the field and 2)The demographic of patients in the field (whom look a lot like me) are woefully neglected. Some physicians practice as medicine as a hobby and if thats gonna be your mentality its not worth it. Now..with that being said, if you're having doubts that you'd be able to do it or be "smart enough" to get through it. Please dispel that thought immediately. Any human whom really wants to do medicine and finds it interesting and is willing to put in the work will be able to do it. You cannot do it yourself. you need to find groups of like-minded people to study with and push each other academically. If you doubt you can do it because you're not ready to sacrifice 10 years of your life or because of the student debt or hours involved, thats perfectly fine as well. It doesn't make you a failure one iota. Medicine, again my opinion, is over-glorified and individuals in it are given the benefit of the doubt before they prove their worth. The field doesn't make the individual, the individual makes the field.
How time flies seeing one of the invterviews with the anesthesiology resident back in pre-u and now seeing this compilation video in med school really gave me the motivation to keep going! Great job love seeing more and merry Christmas!!
I'm graduating undergrad at AU and I've had the privelage of working in research for MCG and working in the AU-ED and I have to say that I'm proud of the institution I come from because of all the wonderful people here, like the doctors featured in this video. There are a wealth of great people at Augusta that are so happy to help you... if you are someone considering going to MCG, go for it. These people are real and care about you. AU is working hard to improve mental health on campus and they've made a huge difference. MCG is awesome
This was really wholesome. I just wish pharmacy had this kind of representation
Looking forward to implementing more of what I learn from this channel into my medical practice. Got 5 and and half years to go till graduation. I see great things for this channel in future.
Hi I'm a First Nursing Student and in my pre med course. My hopes are high on achieving my goal of becoming a Neurosurgeon with a purpose of helping a lot of people that are in need.
Thank you for sharing your advices!
22/12/2021 , this vedio is what I will come back to when my internal motivation needs a little motivation. Thank you ND💯👏🏽
3:06 - Memorization helps you far less if you're unable to connect the dots that are infront of you (patient anamnesis, physical exam and lab results). Remembering "I GET SMASHED" for pancreatitis is far less important than being able to understand why the diagnosis causes the symptoms that it does, and how it's connected with the anamnesis/physical exam/lab/radio. Pneumonics are good for learning, but i don't use any of them actively in practice. If you want to go into internal medicine, know that you'll spend the majority of your time behind a desktop reading and writing notes. I loved the invastigative nature of internal medicine during my rotations there, but it was too much paperwork. In that sense, anesthesiology is the shit - and if you want to be even better, do cardiology for some time before going into critical care medicine.
Also - the neurosurgeon answered according to the neurosurgeon stereotype lol. Unintentional god complex
I don't know if you'll see this comment, but I just wanted to say that the first person Andy interviewed really helped me get the closure to just accept the reality and the fact that if I want to be a Med Student I have to work hard for it. I am currently a senior high school student, a STEM student to be exact, and I don't seem to act and work just like how my other classmates do but I hope that I'll get there someday. I am quite disappointed at myself because I don't think that I am the type of person Med Students are like. I don't have great time management skills, but I am learning and trying to get there at some point. Another problem is that I just seem to avoid memorization. I am quite a lazy person if I do say so myself. But I am willing to change that. I am just happy that I got the closure today that if I want to be a Med Student, I must be willing to change to be competent, a hard working person who needs to learn how to memorize more effectively, and a person who knows what they are doing and why they are doing it! I want to have those attributes. I just hope that one day, when I look back into this comment I would be reminded of how this video helped me. I am really glad that God lead me this way! I hope that you are doing well Andy and those you've interviewed. May God bless you all! I feel so blessed that I have found your channel!💗 Praise be to God!🥰
Watching this despite medschool making me cry gives me the determination not to give up😎
Thank you so much for this video ^^
Things like this are nice to hear when you’re in the middle of a packed time in med school
best year end gift that ive ever got!!!
this video kinda made me emotional:)
That’s a great video. Something to remind yourself why I choose to pursue medicine in the first place.
There are time I feel like I’m not able to make it as a physician assistant student but this video is inspiring
Thank you so much!! I’m in the middle of studying for my MCAT and wondering whether this is the right thing to do as I’m currently 27 yo and some of my peers are already in their senior residency and some attendings. But thank you so much for this. Have a happy and blessed Christmas and new year ahead!
Im in the same boat! And ive given up studying at least 3x. But the fact that we still want to do this means it’ll be worth it. Your gonna be 32 anyways, why not be 32 and a doctor!
@@blairwaldorf789 you too!! Thank you so much for the confidence boost :)
You got this!!!
@@zahraa.5450 thank you so much!! :) Means a lot
I am also in the same boat, 27 and taking the MCAT in April. Best of luck future doctor!
Thank you for sharing that difficult task with us.Wish you all the best for your future studies !
Love this Andy! Always here to support you! Your amazing and I'm so thankful for your videos. Thank you for putting this together! Merry Christmas Andy
Thank you❤️This compilation is so cool.It’s good to hear from people who are already there that it’s all worth it.
Awe this was awesome. Exciting to see 4 Doctors I follow. They all gave excellent advise. This I think is good for whatever career u looking at. Thank u!!❤❤
Great video! I think the pediatrician summed up his advice in such a great way!!! Overall, all of them were very insightful!!
I needed to hear this 🙏🏻 Thank you for the words of encouragement
This video was amazing and very inspiring. Your videos continue to be deeply motivational, which is rare to find and thanks for this amazing Christmas gift.
I love this compilation! It really made me feel better and motivated :) Thank you!
Dr Goodman thooo 😍😍😍
thank you for this video . It was really useful
Thank you! Best Christmas gift 💕
I love you channel. Great and inspirational content. Thank you for everything you do.
Such an inspiring video, thank you!!
Excited to watch this!
Loved this
aaa thank you so much andyy
New viewer and new subbie, thanks so much. I LOVE DR FISHER OMG, I want him to be my friend!
Thank you for making this video 🙏🏻
IM SO EXCITED TO WATCH THIS also this is my last day of school befoRE WINTER BREAK YAYAY
Great content as usual 👏🏻
Very informative, can you please get us a cardiologist on the show if possible
Thank so much for this!
Beautiful video!
I love you for making those videos, and even more for this one ❤️. Hope i get to do a 73 questions with you one day, except i'll ask you everything haha. Cheers 🙏🏻❤️
Thank you for your hard work 🤍
You seem so genuine and sweet. All of your videos you come off honest and kind. You have great vibes and these videos are educational and I'm glad you found time in your busy schedule to make them. Cheers!
Super good video👌 thank you!!!
This was very interesting and helpful🔥. I sighted Dr. America
I love this channel. Please keep it up this 73 question series. Good luck on ur journey.
Thank you!🤍🤍
I love this video so much- it’s so inspiring. Thank you ND MD.❣️
Thank you for this very informative vedio 🙂
Thank you so much!!!
I want to do it 👩🏽⚕️Send me good vibes.
Thanks dude 😊
I want to become a cardiothoracic surgeon one day, i couldnt find any advice from either a cardiologist or cardiothoracic ;( it'd be great if u interview them pleaseeeee❤❤
There will be more in the future don’t worry!
@@NDMD the effort u put into ur channel really helps alot of aspiring med students literally from all over the world
Keep doing what u do. Love from pakistan 🇵🇰
Hey there! I aspire to become a cardiothoracic surgeon as well. Let's try our best. We'll get there!
haha why did this make me so emotional
Memorising is important but it is far more important to understand.
Pls do the ophthalmologist interview
Thank you♥️♥️♥️
thank you , this video was helpful for me , I enjoyed that
loved DR THREADGIL!
Americaaaa love her so much
Thank youuu
nice video
I want to be become a doctor,I just have to become doctor,no matter what.
Don't know why i'm so terrified that the first advice from Infectious Disease was to pray lol maybe it's those intense histories
You should do this again when you’ve done 73 interviews
What about Family Medicine
Can you do 73 questions with an oral and maxillofacial surgeon.. Please
Happy holidays everyone :)
i’m 16 and i’m interested in becoming a physician
Today 2022.01.01 this is my first vedio for this year.
What does a pathologist do?
AMERICA !!!!
Hey doc! Are you Filipino?
America!!!!!!
15:26 - 15:41 😇❤
Henry that you ???😄