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I am patient of arthogryposis pterygiasyndrome and i walk in callipers. do you think i can be a doctor?
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Yes!: I strongly believe anyone can become a doctor (physician) as long as s/he wants to bad enough to put up with all the barriers & effort required. While it helps to be smart, you don't have to be the smartest. You just have to refuse to give up & be willing to press on & keep trying. Your condition may (not) limit your choice of specialties but in the end, you'd still be a physician helping others.
Answered 9/30/2012
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