I was born in Paris and raised by my parents who are both scientists. My childhood home has always been filled with scientific experiments and equipment which I would play around with all the time. When I turned 18, I decided to pursue a career in medicine at the University of Paris. There, I studied for five years before moving on to become a practicing doctor. I have been working as an ER doctor for over a decade now and have seen my fair share of traumatic cases. Despite that, I still manage to find the positives in every situation. My love for nature is something that drives me forward in life. The beauty of our planet has always inspired me to do good deeds. Whether it's rescuing animals or saving people from accidents, I am at peace knowing that my work makes a difference in this world.

People often ask me why I chose medicine as a career path. To be honest, the idea of helping others is something that has been ingrained within me since childhood. My parents always taught me the importance of empathy and compassion towards others. As I grew older, these values only strengthened my desire to pursue medicine even further. Now, with over ten years of experience under my belt, I have seen firsthand how much a single person can change someone's life for the better.

As I continue on this journey through life, there is one thing that I find truly magical – the connection between humans and nature. There is an undeniable link between the two that fills me with joy whenever I