tajuliet
May 7, 2013
Essays / Benjamin Carson didn't ruin his future due to his temper - Personal view point [2]
I was surprised to see that Carson doesn't let his temper affect his future. When Benjamin failing class, his mother doesn't let him watch television or go outside play. She made him read books every week and report it back to her. Because of his mother help, Benjamin became top in his class and started read every books subject. He determined to become a physician.
He earned his degree in Psychology at Yale University. While studies at Medical School of the University of Michigan, he became interested in neurosurgeons. After finished Medical School, he became a neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins Hospitals. In 1987, 70 members of surgical team including him operated to separated Siamese twins which usually resulted in died but his team operated successfully separated the Siamese twin.
"How did he manage to separate the Siamese twins when operations to separated twins had always failed?" I don't think he point of view about Affordable Care Act changed my opinion about him at all because he really care about the patient and wanted what is the best for the patient. I surprised to hear he had a temper when he was young.
I was surprised to see that Carson doesn't let his temper affect his future. When Benjamin failing class, his mother doesn't let him watch television or go outside play. She made him read books every week and report it back to her. Because of his mother help, Benjamin became top in his class and started read every books subject. He determined to become a physician.
He earned his degree in Psychology at Yale University. While studies at Medical School of the University of Michigan, he became interested in neurosurgeons. After finished Medical School, he became a neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins Hospitals. In 1987, 70 members of surgical team including him operated to separated Siamese twins which usually resulted in died but his team operated successfully separated the Siamese twin.
"How did he manage to separate the Siamese twins when operations to separated twins had always failed?" I don't think he point of view about Affordable Care Act changed my opinion about him at all because he really care about the patient and wanted what is the best for the patient. I surprised to hear he had a temper when he was young.
