Everybody thinks they want to be a vet—until they think about.
I didn’t so much think about becoming a vet, I just was. Some say it’s a “passion” while others call it “pathology.” Either way, working and living with animals is all I’ve known since I was “knee-high to a grasshopper” as we used to say in South Georgia.
Sure, it’s hard to become a vet and even harder to be one, but it’s the only thing I’ve ever seen myself doing.
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