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How can I tell my parents that I dont want to be a doctor?

How can I tell my parents that I dont want to be a doctor?

I would sit down with your parents and talk about your problems and concerns. Don’t tell them you want to quit, just explain what you are finding difficult, and why you don’t see the goal as being worth the effort. See if you can find a way around your problems together. They know you much better than I do!

Is it illegal for your doctor to tell your parents?

According to the laws in the State of California, your doctor or nurse cannot tell your parents or guardians anything about your exam if you’re seen for any confidential services.

Can a 13 year old see a doctor on their own?

California law allows teens to receive some healthcare services without a parent/guardian present.

What if my dad says that I should do medicine?

So if my dad says that I should do medicine, I have to do medicine. At least, that’s his opinion anyway. If this sounds familiar to you, then your parents may not react as favorably to your decision. But chin up! Most parents have unconditional love for their children.

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Should I take a break from medical school?

Don’t stop until you have an in-depth answer to this question. If you can’t answer the question, then it’s possible that you are just going through a rough time and may do well with a break. But beware of the fact that what’s plaguing you may be that you don’t like medical school itself.

What if I don’t like medicine?

After figuring out what you don’t like about medicine, you need to check with a close friend at school to see if they can relate. If your classmate has had similar experiences and feels the same way, this is a time for you to pause. Perhaps it really is just the medical training that is making you lose interest.

Should I Tell my Friend I’m quitting medicine?

If you would prefer not to tell your friend that you are thinking of quitting, then don’t. Either way, this will give you that extra boost of confidence that you are making the right decision, and you will need all the confidence you can muster to stand a part from the rest of your class and leave medicine for good.