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So I realize that this whole learning to be a doctor thing involves acquiring a broad knowledge base and being familiar with the general range of diseases one sees in a population, but I only need to see so many decompensated alcoholic cirrhotics before I get the idea and get tired of it. I went to medical school for ophthalmology, it was the only rotation I truly enjoyed and now I'm spending a year in the internal medicine trenches. Theoretically theres a light at the end of the tunnel but its sure a long way away.