there is this patient that most pharmacists recognize. many times he came, many times he claimed that he lost the medications after picking them up. i remember him because he ticked off meenesh before. the last time i saw him, jeff agreed to give him the medicines again. was it the right thing to do? people suspected that he was lying, but how can they know everytime? how can they subjectively determine the best actions to take in situations like that? what would have happened if they refused him? it's these what if situations that make pharmacy challenging, but interesting. i don't like it when these predicaments occur, but i love having the experience and learning from them. it's these experience that'll help me grow as a pharmacist.

recently, i came across a distance education program on pharmacy chemistry at the university of florida, or in florida. i am definitely interested. but will pharmacy school encompass the program will teach me? i hope so, if not, should i pursue it after pharmacy school? so many exciting opportunities, i'm really excited! at first i was completely clueless about the opportunities that'll be available to me, but now, i feel like there's a whole pharmacy world out there waiting for me to explore. it feels exhilarating knowing i can always expand after i enter the working world.

every week, i get reaffirmed that it is the right path for me. i know there are other careers that will interest me just like pharmacy, but this is perfect now.

thinking about pharmacy is definitely thrilling now.