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My sister and mother told me to be a doctor

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I was born in Ajparagaon in 1956. In Fuldaha neighborhood of Sarishabari in Jamalpur. Abba Mumtaz Ali was a court clerk, we lost him at the age of four. Azizul Haque (deceased in 2003) was the eldest of our seven siblings. He was then a fourth year student of Ahsanullah Engineering College. Big brother has made all our brothers and sisters human. He had a transfer job, first he was a Wapdar engineer, in his job I went to 12 schools in 10 years of school life. In 1973, I passed the secondary examination from Pingna High School in Jamalpur. I didn’t take biology in SSC because I had no desire to study medicine, I took geography. I graduated from Notre Dame in 1985. I got admitted in the pharmacy department of Dhaka University and started doing regular classes.

One day my elder sister Rahima Khatun said, ‘We have two brothers who have become engineers. You study medicine. The family needs a doctor! ‘

I said, ‘No, I don’t like medicine.’

Then Apa said to her mother, ‘Tell Kahhar to study medicine.’

Mother said, ‘That’s right. Your younger brother is not paying attention to his studies, you have to be a doctor in the family. ‘

I was admitted to Dhaka Medical College at the behest of my mother and mother. The first two years I could not concentrate in class. When I got up in the third year to go to the medicine ward, I started to feel good about the first doctor. Professor SGM Chowdhury’s classes were mesmerizing. He used to come round the ward from 10:30 pm to 11:00 pm.

His love for patients and his humane values ​​made me interested in the medical profession. Here I will talk about two more teachers, whose positive influence on me is immense — Professor NI Khan and Professor AQM Nurul Haque. These teachers built my heart with their wisdom, devotion, ideals of human compassion. I became devoted to the medical profession.