Road of my kind!

AIIMS MD OPHTHALMOLOGY it is!

Gearing up for this new beginning! Thankyou God for being so kind on me!
Thankyou Mom, Dad, my family and friends for your love and blessings !
My sincere thanks to all my teachers and my seniors who constantly helped me out, inspired me , made me understand what ”passion for profession” actually means and taught me lessons that would stay with me forever!
As I step into a new phase of ife, my school Mater Dei and school teachers shall always hold a special place for me for showering their blessings on me and emphasizing on being a sincere person in life.
This is the road I dreamed to walk upon for my work (though techniclaly now I dont have to walk on it daily, but yest this is my favorite segment of the hospital.)
The status that has to be archived :
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An institution that would help me shape the rest of my life and lead me closer to my life goals..! AIIMS has been my dream insitution. God has been too kind to me!

Proud of my undergraduate medical school Lady Hardinge Medical College which gave me all the clinical skills I possess and especially my batch of 2008! I will miss my library ðŸ˜›  and just everything ðŸ™‚ !!
Also thanks to Shri Harivansh Rai Bachchan and Mr Robin Sharma in whose literature I found motivation to chase my dream of studying in an institution of my choice!
P.S. Is anyone still reading?  ðŸ˜›

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