Blind surgeon

[Habeed]

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Recently, I became blinded as a result of a mishap with a bottle of mountain dew. Anyways, I still want to meet my childhood dream of becoming a surgeon. What kind of things should I do in order to prepare myself to be a blind surgeon? Is a residency program likely to accept me despite my handicaps?

Under ADA, I have the RIGHT to receive reasonable accomodation for my disability, so I won't take no for an answer!

I'm afraid, though, that if I made an error because I was blind and killed someone, I would lose my medical license. That is so unfair, so maybe I shouldn't do this.

And don't hate on me, just because I'm blind doesn't mean I'm not a human being, too.

 

[ESU_MD]

cmon man, enough is enough

 

[hanky1982]

I think we got the point from your previous posts.... we get it.... but it's ok, eventually you will become a medical student.

 

[TheMagicCookie]

look on the bright side, you won't have to buy a headlight and loupes...

 

[asmallchild]

For someone who took the long road to medical school, you sure are immature.

 

[Winged Scapula]

While we surgeons aren't generally known for being nice, creating a thread to mock a user with a SERIOUS question, is immature and mean.

Closing.