The End of It All

Welcome to my last blog post! This blog is meant to recap what my blog has mainly been about, and what my future plans continue to be. 

Throughout my blog I tried to touch on many different topics in healthcare, from many different aspects.  I also tried to use my personal experiences and goals, as well as ideas from outside knowledge to give you an interesting way to hear about new, as well as old, things happening in the world.  In writing these blog posts I have learned a lot.  This includes, more out-of-the-box thinking, time management, and writing your thoughts pen-to-paper (or in today's world, fingers-to-keyboard!)  These blogs have allowed me to express what I have learned about healthcare, and I am grateful I got to experience writing them. 

In my first post, I talked a lot about becoming a Radiation Therapist once graduated from my undergrad.  I still stand with that career goal, even though I know it will be a lot of work before I can get there.  I want to fully devote myself to my initial plan to help cancer patients as much as I can. I have seen many people who I know, some I am very close with, suffer from cancer.  Some of which have had worse outcomes than others.  I will continue to follow my personal mission of "wanting to help people" as much as I can in the process. I feel as though HMP is helping me prepare my knowledge to be thrown into the real world, and pursue my career path.  I am confident in my choice to become an HMP major, and am excited to see how I will excel upon graduating.

Overall, learning about any aspect of healthcare is important for people of all ages to know.  These blogs are just one of the many ways everybody can help spread their knowledge of healthcare topics to the world.  That is all I have for my blog posts, and I appreciate the people who took the time out of their day to read them! Thanks so much, and goodbye for now!