The author reflects on their final afternoon in the house where they spent their early 20s, as well as saying goodbye to friends and colleagues at The BMJ offices in London. They mention that many of their friends from medical school are graduating and becoming doctors. The author reflects on their gap year and how it has prolonged their medical school experience. They mention feeling directionless as a 20-year-old but now leaving the same room with pride in their accomplishments and excitement for the future. The author notes that it has taken five years, including their time at The BMJ, to reach this point.
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June top picks: finding your place in medicine
