Faith New Zealand's Road Map of Life

OMG!

LOL - that about says it all, doesn't it!

I have to say....someone needs to have their head examined. lol..lets amputate that. Sounds like that is the root of the problem.

Not to make light of the agony these people might be going through but honestly this is a mental issue not a physical one.  

So let's see here:We've got Masters, an extraordinarily binllrait doctor, even by House standards, a prodigy. We have the girl, an extraoridnary sailor, a prodigy.We've got Masters deciding on whether to go on with Houses department, or to choose another, less intellectually stimulating life of a genius somewhere else. being on the House team is like being chosen as the Nobel of the Nobels (the best nobelist of all nobelists). We also have the girl deciding whether to risk death and became the best of the best, or amputate an arm and live what is probably a long and mediocrish life.We've House campaining on Masters to lie, cheat and commit criminal acts. We've got the mother codeciding with the girl that she should keep her arm and be spectacular. (why does mom want this? BIRF: basking in reflected glory)We've got Masters' friends saying that it'll be a whole lot of badness working with house, and it's her call whether she can cope with it. We've got the girl saying that there are a lot of things she hates about sailing, and still takes this as the only main interest in her life.We've got the constant bombardment of game. The who_can_keep_a_chicken_the longest -game, the control over the dog, ie. the fetch game. Sailing. The alphabetizing of diseases. Paper planes. Who plays games? children. Like the sailing girl. So what I'm getting at is that the writing is actually quite clever. They have no need to portray any self-reflection (it's implies though, on many occasions), as the whole thing with Masters is parallelled by the girl. The girl is an extra.  She is there to emphasize the key elements in Masters' decision.She, like Masters is a one trick pony. Sailing is her whole life, she'd kill herself for it. Medicine is Masters' whole life, taking the internship with House is akin to death in many ways. In an analogous move taking away the girls arm in order to have her alive coinsides with the decision to decline the internship to keep intact an integrated self-image. A deal with House is a deal with a devil. He'd repackage your personality with cheats, lies and immoralities. So the ultimate question is , are you ready to lose yourself for being extraordinary? The girl is just a child and decides to go with the instant gratification of yes, I'll be best and probably die. Masters, the girl doing paper airplanes and all-in-all being very childish, grows up.Paradoxically in this move she claims superiority, as she reclaims control, even over House, by declining the position.Maybe she is extraordinary after all.I think the brown (of House) and the white (of Wilson) chicken are supposed to symbolise good and evil, in this case lieing and being honest. So when Houses dog catches Wilsons chicken, this allegorises the dishonesty that Masters will commit, but in the end it is still Wilson who wins the bet and Wilson prevails, ie. Majors reflects and decides that dishonesty is not for her,

Well you are aiming high. Nothing wrong with that if you are prepraed for an occasional set back. I applaud your desire to become a PA since my daughter is in that process now.I think the future economy will be a big determining factor on how easy loans will come and what type of credit rating you can get. If you are holding a lot of student loans then they may not be real anxious to sign you up.However, the pay for a PA is pretty good. I live in a small town within an hour of Chicago. My little town pays 80K starting for a PA in our Emergency room. We have 5 already. In places like Chicago, it likely starts at 100K. I think the future is still pretty uncertain to predict what prices will be like or how money will be lent out but if you keep out of debt as much as possible, have a decent credit rating and minimal student loans, you probably have a good chance at your plans coming true.Having priced Midwestern University for my daughters PA program, you are likely to have some debt when you are done. From what I hear, if you make it through those programs, you are of pretty sturdy stock. The training is intense. Good luck.