I thought getting in was the hard part

[TwoHighways]

The hardest part is convincing yourself daily that you made the right career choice.

I’ve got my crosshairs on the metabolic syndrome and the overall healthcare system, but yeah, I think we all question at times if it’s worth it. Final stretch of gross anatomy. Ready to move on to cells, tissues, and Biochem.

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[ThetisAntithesis]

Former midlevel. Loving Anatomy and most of biochem (genetics, immunoassays, etc can get annoying after a while)
I've had so many "Aha!!" moments (as predicted by the physicians I worked with prior to starting) and personally feel blessed/lucky (whatever you want to call it) to be learning this stuff.
Its a grind and yes, the amount of stuff to learn is overwhelming but again, loving it.
I might not need it in the future and I know it sounds sappy, but for me, its the joy of learning it.