49 and 44 year old physician/realtor couple with the 49 yo physician looking to transition to partial/full retirement from medicine in about 3 1/2 years. 

What little fun there is in medicine any more is probably sucked out of you after the first big lawsuit that costs a lot of time and money to defend and then pisses you off if you loose. 

I believe a veterinarian can do an allergy test on a dog to find out what the dog is allergic to, and may be able to prescribe some medicine to help the dog (Maybe a veterinarian in here could weigh in on this)???

Quote from @Amanuel Kassa: I got a contract but I need to compare it That's like saying, "I have self diagnosed diabetes, please send me medicine".I was taught never to put anything into my mouth until I understood what it was, then not to do so if it would hurt me.

Hey everyone,I recently made the leap from a career path in medicine to real estate investing.

I'm an incoming medical student at UMass Chan School of Medicine (Worcester, MA).

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I'm finishing up my first year of internal medicine residency, and am trying to understand and connect with others interested in investing/building wealth.

I am married with 5 children and I work as a firefighter and a director of wellness for a functional medicine clinic.

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