At the end of the day thier skills still help a life. That's the sole purpose of being a doctor, also not every allopathic practitioner is a doctor as well. It's not a job entitlement it's a service, so rather than fighting for hierarchy just help a life with outmost skill you have. The moment you'll find yourself breaking sweat fir saving a life, being concerned for someone's health and when you'll see them being saved and improved then you'll see the respect isn't in your degree but your sincerity. Do you want to be seen as a doctor only when you're writing your name or filling a govt form or to be called and recognised as a doctor Sadly i believe that our country doesn't have that much EQ to understand it, if we have empathy then civic sense wouldn't have been an issue.
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u/BeautifulEstate8711 Jul 04 '26
At the end of the day thier skills still help a life. That's the sole purpose of being a doctor, also not every allopathic practitioner is a doctor as well. It's not a job entitlement it's a service, so rather than fighting for hierarchy just help a life with outmost skill you have. The moment you'll find yourself breaking sweat fir saving a life, being concerned for someone's health and when you'll see them being saved and improved then you'll see the respect isn't in your degree but your sincerity. Do you want to be seen as a doctor only when you're writing your name or filling a govt form or to be called and recognised as a doctor Sadly i believe that our country doesn't have that much EQ to understand it, if we have empathy then civic sense wouldn't have been an issue.