ENG (11/14/07) Posting B

Crisis by Robin Cook
a medical thriller!

Posting B


Dear Dr. Craig,


Hi, Dr. Craig, it is very pleasure to write someone like you. My dream is to become a professional doctor like you are. I am interested in becoming a cardiovascular surgeon. I think of you as a role model. In page 4 and 5 you talked about your college life and post college as well, such as "He'd become the archetypal, intellectually provincial workaholic with no time for anyone but his patients," which I thought was pretty intense, you being a very hard worker and a great student. You are having a decent life as well in your present, satisfied, as you are enjoying yourself going to the health club with your girlfriend stated in page 45, "Craig's current routine was to come to the club three times a week: Monday, Wednesday, and friday."
Even though your past had been a lot more depressive for having much work and study to do than you are doing now, your passion toward your dream and goal in your occupation has always been stayed the same. That would be the greatest reason why I choose you as my life model. I desire to become a better, harder, and also a smarter worker, for that I am ready to deserve some busy, crazy, and painful amount of works. I like to challenge myself, as you have done to yourself to test your limit of your achieving ability, for which I am also looking for the maximum capacity for which I can handle everything I have decided to accomplish earlier.
I have never known your weaknesses specifically because you have never mentioned it, or yet, you might think that you do not have one. I'd say that your weakest part of your life would be your social life, which I am also lacking the ability of, for that I don't really regard much of its importance. I admit myself as a social life outcast, sometimes, and at the same time I feel lonely.
Well, I am very thankful to meet someone like you, Mr. Craig. I hope that you always accomplish the best what you want in your future, and I will look forward to hear from you again. Thanks.

Best wishes,

Tina Jung