Why would one become an oncologist? Isn't that pretty stressful?

Why would one become an oncologist? Isn't that pretty stressful?
When I did my rotation in oncology, I thought it would be tremendously depressing and stressful. The patients, for the most part made it one of the best experiences I have in training.
They maintain their sense of optomism and sense of humor through some of what must have be the most painful slice of their lives. I learned a great deal from the doctors and from the patients. We all could.
I am glad some enjoy decided to do it as stressful as it may be. My brother have been have to have chemo-therapy to face-off his cancer. We have have several members of our home to get cancer and enjoy to be treated by an oncologist.
Sure its stressful, but with so heaps types of cancers out in attendance, and the increase of people have it - this job is incredibly necessary and extraordinarily important. Any career comes with stress, logically, but sometimes it takes stress to touch rewarded. In the practice of oncology - you are helping people to detect impulsive signs of cancer and treat them so that they can live long and healthy lives.
its really that being decision. if they jump to college right after high college and they are 18... they will 32 by the time they are a full oncologist. but in the finale it is all worth it. its not adjectives that much of a stressfull job. not as stressful as a trama doctor thats for sure.
i want to become an oncologist because my dad died from both types of leukemia and i want to find out what cause that because no doctor knows and dont really guardianship anymore since he is gone. and i want to help greatly of people close to they have help my dad and helped my family unit get through grieving. its a greatly rewarding job.