My desire to become a doctor and help people in need grew stronger. I decided to believe in myself and studied hard to improve my grades. Two years after graduating from high school, I entered medical school.
　I obtained my medical license and began working at a hospital. I thought I would be secure if I continued working there, but I couldn’t forget the sight of the starving children. I decided to work at an emergency center to become a better doctor.
　A few years later, I was asked to work as a doctor in Myanmar. “Work in Myanmar! How can I?” I wondered. I still had so much to learn. However, my boss challenged me: “Take action! You can keep on learning in Myanmar.”
　So that is why I left Japan at the age of 30.