KevinMD December 2, 2024
If you ask aspiring doctors, “Why do you want to become a doctor?” they often reply, “I want to help people” or “I want to save people.”
The intention to help is commendable, but many careers work toward protecting and supporting us.
It is much easier to view doctors as “knights in shining armor,” “heroes,” or “saviors.” In some cultures, they may even be seen as deities. This perception can sometimes unintentionally lead doctors to have a superiority complex.
But here’s the thing: doctors help patients after they experience pain or discomfort.
What if I told you that your life is comfortable and pain-free because of the efforts of countless people who were not doctors?
We only see bad things...
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