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    In 10 years, the author plans to join the Philippine army to fulfill a promise made to their late uncle and to serve their country by protecting loved ones, as it has been their dream. If unable to join the army, their second choice is to become a doctor, which they recognize is a difficult career due to pressure from patients, long hours, lack of sleep, and prioritizing patient health over one's own.

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    In 10 years, the author plans to join the Philippine army to fulfill a promise made to their late uncle and to serve their country by protecting loved ones, as it has been their dream. If unable to join the army, their second choice is to become a doctor, which they recognize is a difficult career due to pressure from patients, long hours, lack of sleep, and prioritizing patient health over one's own.

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    In 10 years, the author plans to join the Philippine army to fulfill a promise made to their late uncle and to serve their country by protecting loved ones, as it has been their dream. If unable to join the army, their second choice is to become a doctor, which they recognize is a difficult career due to pressure from patients, long hours, lack of sleep, and prioritizing patient health over one's own.

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    Ten years from now

    i will be a Philippine army even I am part of LGBTQ because this is the dream that I promise to my uncle
    before she pas t away and if you ask me why did I want to be an army because I want to help or to
    serve to my country and to protect my love once.

    If I did not pass the Philippine army my second choice is to be a doctor being a doctor is hard because
    being pressure by a patient is and they don’t have a enough sleep they stay awake to take care for the
    patient they will never let your health down.

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