Haha, I guess in your mind, only surgeons touch blood ?? Terribly wrong.
Yes, more than 50% of D.O.s pursue the primary care. And the rest become specialists including surgeons. And FYI, even family physicians are required to be able to perform many routine procedures involving blood (e.g. the most common one: clean, sterilize, stitch wounds). Many family physicians (Yes, D.O. family physicians) also deliver babies and deal with emergency situations, especially in under-served areas.
Assuming you have the maturity required by health professions (e.g. research the facts before openly making a claim), if you feel uncomfortable with blood, you will not survive the 3rd, 4th year clinical rotations (not mention the at least 3 years of residency training). and I seriously doubt you can never be a qualified physician.
OMG, thanks you for your informative help. I have so much to do this afternoon. W/D my acceptance, think about my new career path, cry for having wasted the last three years of my life.....
I suppose I need this
Sorry to derail the thread but I had to respond