I also included a little in my rhetorical analysis about conjoined twins and the question came up about aborting unhealthy fetuses. If you were to ever have kids and you knew before they were born that they would be conjoined or unhealthy would you abort the fetus(es) ?

For my research this week i took a closer look at where do doctors mainly end up doing practices at and the answer i got was suprising. More doctors are actually working more in hospitals than owning thei own smaller practices I know if i still wanted to become a doctor i think i would rather work in an hospital where more events are happening but what would you choose ? A private practice or Working in a publicly owned practice such as a hospital ?

As far as my first comment i emphazised how we all are humans and we all make mistakes but do you think that doctors are really entitled to make mistakes when it comes to someone's life potientially being on the line?

As i begin to come to the conclusion of my blog it's beginning to make me rethink what i would love to persue as far as a career in the medical field;  How many times have you rethought a career?

This information really made me think about who we put our trust in as far as healthcare professionals. These are the people who are responsible for many lives whether they survive or die. Now Think about it, Do you actually trust them to solve problems because at the end of the day we all make mistakes and they do too.

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