Third World Learning Curve

7. April 2008, 13:08 UhrThe Island Med Student

Check out my post on Medscape about learning to live in an underdeveloped country.

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  1. Y. S., 7. April 2008, 18:16

    Attending a decent school, having good teachers and practicing at a modest hospital compensates to the problems and mis-fortunates that you mentioned.

    The problem where I am is that the worst thing over here is the school which makes the whole experience even worse. I don’t know what I can do to fix or compensate for that.

    Of course it is good to travel and have new experiences and meet people with other perspectives and mentalities. Those who never lived abroad have no idea what they are missing and what is going on around them. You know the US is not the whole world!

     

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