“Felicidades”: Mzansi Delighted for 'Tired Med Student' Celebrating Passing Clinical Exams

“Felicidades”: Mzansi Delighted for 'Tired Med Student' Celebrating Passing Clinical Exams

  • Another young lad is a true inspiration to many South Africans after finally passing his final clinical examinations
  • Dr Thabang Tooi headed to social media to share the inspiring story of his journey in the medical field and his post is getting positive remarks
  • The young doctor, who studied at the University of Cape Town, is now being congratulated as people wish him the best of luck

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Another South African medical student is celebrated by many inspired social media users for his big achievement. The young local guy headed online to share the beautiful news regarding his journey in the medical field.

Dr Thabang Tooi says he feels tired but it’s worth a while because he has passed his final examinations and will bag a major qualification towards the realisation of his dreams. According to his bio on Twitter, he is an aspiring neurosurgeon and studied at the University of Cape Town.

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The celebrated guy wrote an inspiring yet simple message on the timeline as he captioned his stunning photo:

“A tired med student who just passed his last clinical exam.”
Mzansi Delighted, Med Student', Celebrates, Finishing Clinical, Exam
Thabang Tooi is giving Mzansi inspiration after finishing exams. Image: @Thabang_Tooi/Twitter
Source: Twitter

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The post reads:

@Tox_Dlamini said:

“So vele it's in the bag. Congratulations.”

@PsyiloCibinQ said:

“Dr Thabang Thabong Tooi. Congratulations.”

@Shadedof_Vuyi said:

“Congratulations Dr.”

@Lesa291 said:

“Whoop whoop.”

@O_kuhle said:

“Congratulations Thabang.”

@Marc_Ncheche said:

“Felicidades!”

@Mandlabsct said:

“Congratulations Dr, go celebrate with loved ones.”

@Mawesto85 said:

“Congratulations mate.”

@Magembi said:

“It’s in the bag… congratulations Doc.”

@Ukwanele_M said:

“Hooray.”

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In a similar and inspiring post, Briefly News posted that another South African has shared her amazing journey in medicine towards becoming a doctor and that is Dr Caroline Pule, so social media users have congratulated her.

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The new doctor’s story has been documented by Varsity World, a forum that is focusing on sharing stories of those that have accumulated success in education.

According to Pule, she subscribes to the notion that to live for others is fulfilling and that it’s worthwhile. She posted on Facebook.

“Medical Scientist Journey. Being a medical scientist working with medical doctors is such an amazing journey that continuously reminds me that, yes indeed a life lived for others is a life worthwhile. As much as medical science research is the great antidote to a poison of enthusiasm driven by curiosity to solve health problems, medicine’s aim is also to prevent disease & prolong life."

Source: Briefly News

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