Subject : Guide Me to Find My Way to My Dream
Dear Mrs. Lisa Sanders,
Ever since I found out about you from your show “Diagnosis”, I have always been curious and interested about your job as a physician and helping people’s medical cases on the New York Times. I love your work and I would be delighted to have the opportunity to interview you. My interview questions will be referred to how did you handle the obstacles of becoming a physician, how has the documentary and novel of “Diagnosis” cause an impact to you and your world, and your advice to those who are struggling of wanting to do multiple things they have a passion for at the same time.
My cousin from Luang Namtha, Laos is currently suffering from an unnamed common blood condition. His following symptoms are jaundice, dizziness, and weak strength. He would have monthly appointments to receive blood. But sometimes, the treatment doesn’t improve his condition at all. I have a feeling that there is another treatment that is more effective. Personally, I am frustrated and have a desperate need of helping those who are in my nephew's position and those that are under a difficult or complicated position. In Laos, the health care system lacks of accurate diagnosis, treatment, and policies. For example, if a doctor misdiagnoses and caused great harm to a patient, lawsuits cannot be held against them which I think is irrational. With my love of travel, my #1 dream is to become a pediatrician and hope to handle children with the proper care, treatment, and an accurate diagnosis they need.
To :
Dr. Lisa Sanders
Internal Medicine Physician
1450 Chapel Street, Ste Department of Medicine,
Primary Care Residency Private 3
New Haven, CT, 06511
Dear Mrs. Lisa Sanders,
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| Lisa Sanders, MD |
Since I was about 6 years old, my dream is to become a pediatrician because of my love for children. In my junior year of high school, I was an intern at the West Contra County Medical Services. During that time, I had the opportunity to job shadow many medical professions. When I observed a fellow pediatrician, I knew this career is the one for me because I was so mesmerized by the medical procedures, terms, and I loved seeing many precious patients. My goal for right now to be able to fulfill my requirements for pre-med at San Francisco State University and passing the MCAT in order have a higher acceptance to be enrolled in medical school. Hopefully, once I receive my residency and my MD, I plan to travel the world to help children who are in need of care because of the improper treatment from unmotivated doctors, the lack of care from the health care system, and the limited health care facilities nearby.
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| Luang Namtha, Laos |
We both have similar interests of being in the medical field and our passion for helping others. I hope I will be able to have the opportunity to interview you and get to use some of your feedback and knowledge as a way for myself and others to guide ourselves to those who are in my position.
With thanks,
Christina Ounniyom
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