Thats my beef with the comments in the Primary Care/Debt thread. Until you've physically walked in a primary care physicians shoes, you cant really say how difficult the money issue is.
I am extremely close with a family medicine physician. He went to a school that cost ~54K/year. His debt is actually closer to 350K. He pays ~ 1200/month on his school loan. He is very financially savvy, and frugal. And despite what people on these forums want you to believe, there isn't a whole lot of options for loan reimbursement/forgiveness. The man I mention will be making those payments until he is 70. Long after he owns his modest 250K 1400sq ft house. and his little honda car.
I should mention that he is one of the hardest working physicians I know. In fact, in the hospital I work, the FP group is always the LAST to leave each night. Its a lot worse than most think....and you shouldn't unnecessarily gloss it over.