Dr. Aditi Nerurkar

Like there was none of that.

And so I was taught in my medical training early, early on.

And so I was taught in my medical training early, early on.

I mean, we're talking like the second year of medical school.

I mean, we're talking like the second year of medical school.

I was taught that pressure makes diamonds.

I was taught that pressure makes diamonds.

That was the mantra we were taught.

That was the mantra we were taught.

And so anytime I was in a situation that was difficult or, you know, like I had worked

And so anytime I was in a situation that was difficult or, you know, like I had worked

long, long, I'd done a 30 hour shift and I was really tired.

long, long, I'd done a 30 hour shift and I was really tired.

Anytime I said, oh, I want to rest, I would say, no, no pressure makes diamonds.

Anytime I said, oh, I want to rest, I would say, no, no pressure makes diamonds.

And I was a diamond in the making.

And I was a diamond in the making.

And then my diamond cracked and it cracked one fine day out of the blue.

And then my diamond cracked and it cracked one fine day out of the blue.

I was rounding, I was in the cardiac ICU.