Dedication of the Profession

There are many example of dedication in many profession to motivate us. For the example , one day in Aceh there was a teacher who taught in a remote area. She had to crossed the large river every morning by a raft. She was a good teacher, she never comment in whatever the situation,  rain or sunny she always came to taught her children. Until one day there was deluge when she crossed the river, she was carried by deluge and her body found after a view day. From this story we can see the characteristic of the teacher. She has a great dedication to run his profession as a teacher and committee with her job even she sacrifice her life.
Dedication is quality of our act or committed to our task,  we have to responsibility to our task that we take. It doesn’t easy to do our task  well. There are many sacrifice that we have to face, such as our family, our time, or personal interest.
Dedication also showing at Doctor on the story, My Friend The Murderer, it is a short story written by Arthur Conan Doyle in the London Magazine in December 1882.
"Number 481 is no better, doctor," said the head-warder, in a slightly reproachful accent, looking in round the corner of my door. "Confound 481" I responded from behind the pages of the Australian Sketcher. "And 61 says his tubes are paining him. Couldn't you do anything for him?" "He is a walking drug-shop," said I. "He has the whole British pharmacopaæ inside him. I believe his tubes are as sound as yours are." "Then there's 7 and 108, they are chronic," continued the warder, glancing down a blue slip of paper. "And 28 knocked off work yesterday—said lifting things gave him a stitch in the side. I want you to have a look at him, if you don't mind, doctor. (My Friend The Murderer,1)

Doctor had dedicated of his profession because he has sacrificed his energy , his thought , and time for his profession that has a noble purpose. We can see that the doctor has known all of the characteristic the prisoner , until he known all the habit the prisoner. He very responsible with his profession as a doctor. Every prisoner know him, he always  came to the jail check his patient without being different. He do it sincere it’s because of his love for his profession.


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