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Persuasive Essay About Traveling Sonography

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I have always known since I was a little girl that I wanted to be something in the medical field. There was never a doubt about that. It took a lot of thinking to figure out what exactly it was that I wanted to be just because I didn’t want to go to school for too long; because as I have mentioned before I am not a fan of school at all. Just recently I had finally found the right career path. I had decided that I wanted to be a Traveling Sonographer. This is perfect for me because it won’t take me forever to accomplish and I will be able to travel like I’ve always wanted to do. But there is also a deeper reasoning to why I want to be a Sonographer, and I'm going to talk about that in this paper. First, I’m going to give you a little information from the very beginning. I have always found the medical field fascinating. As a matter of fact, when I was little and still to this day, I could sit and watch the surgery shows on TV for humans and animals for hours on end. My favorites were the plastic surgery shows. They are so gross and cool! It was a long process and I never really found out about Sonography till recently and its career advancements! At first, I thought that I wanted to be a surgeon for people, but then I found out how much school it takes and how long it takes to actually be called a “surgeon”! Plus, I remembered that I’m not much of a people person. Never have been and probably won’t ever be! Then I thought I wanted to be a Surgeon for animals, but that takes even longer than being a surgeon for a human being! Believe it or not! Then, I finally discovered Sonography and I found that I am really interested in it because I can help people using just sound waves that can’t even be heard by the human ear! Most importantly, I can be the person that can change a person’s views on babies with handicaps like my little sister. When my sister was diagnosed with Osteogenesis Imperfecta, my parents were waiting in a clean white room waiting for the doctor to come in and tell them what the sonographer had seen in the ultrasound. The doctor entered the room and said, “Hello, Mr. and Mrs. Enriquez. Unfortunately, I have some bad news for you. Your daughter has Osteogenesis Imperfecta where the bones are

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