I posted a story about taking the bar exam many years ago. It was scary. All the years of school and exitement and without so far(admittedly, law school is nothing compared to medical training), all down the drain. Well, mostly down the drain. Fortunately, I was warned by one lawyer about the physical energy required. She advised me to work a serious exercise program. Thank goodness she told me. All was fine the first eight hour day. The second day was more taxing. Finally, I had about one hour left on the exam. Despite years of finals, I could not budge for fatigue. I walked into the ladies' room to splash cold water on my face. Much to my shock, I found about 20 women in the same condition that I was in. One remarked that her father, a lawyer, gave her parting bar exam advice. He did not care whether she passed. Law is only law. There are zillions of valuable things to do in life. He did state that staying in the game was important for future tasks in life. I returned to the exam. I passed. Practiced.
Others pass. You will pass, too. Every former Witness who fights the good fight for reason and discipline has my support. Imagine that I am cheering for you. I am.
We need physicians. I admire anyone from a Witness family who can do the hard science and math required. Obviously, you are bright. The discipline required to make it to the exam is even more admirable that merely being bright. I respect you.
So when you will be licensed?