hmm..

someone just told me somehting i would find it very hard to forgive.. and that is that i could have become a human doctor to make more money in sinagpore..

1st: it's not the money that always counts in life.. haven ppl always been saying?? that money doesn't mean everything? i'm not saying that money is nothing.. it is very very important.. but as long as i have a stable, reasonable income, it's fine... you know when i chose this path, to be a vet.. i had no idea that we earn big bucks in australia.. i mean, vets are the highest paid ppl in aus!!!

2nd: how many times.. must i repeat this to ppl? first it was my family who keep convicing me to go into medical.. well... HELL NO!! i dun want to treat humans, no matter how much i like my own species.. i just feel that i have a passion for animals more!! (and children too, but no.. no child specialist for me, it's too late anyway hahhaah) btw, here's something intersting for you guys to read..

The Veterinarian
In the treatment of human beings,
There are 35 medical specialists,
Together, they oversee human life
From pre-natal procedures to post-mortem examinations.
And yet there’s one practioner who must be:
Anesthetist,
cardiologist.
Clinical pathologist
Dentist,
Dermatologist,
Dietician
Endocrinologist,
Geriatrist,
Gynecologist,
Lecturer,
Neurologist,
Neuosurgeon,
Obestetrician,
Ophthalamologist,
Orthodontist,
Orthopedist,
pathologist,
Pediatrician,
podiatrist,
Psychiatrist,
Psychoanalyst,
Psychologist,
Radiologist,
Surgeon,
and Urologist
All in one.

This single person is responsible for the health of your pet
Throughout its entire life
To you this person is your local Veterinarian:
To your pet, this person equals 25 doctors rolled into one….

A pet’s best friend.