Throughout my younger years I was inspired toward and developed a passion for immigration because of certain experiences. Doing seva is a big part of my life, and I am lucky that I am able to do work that I love that is a service to others. When I became pasionate about the law, I was excited about how I could use my work to follow in the principles of my religion. Every case is a new adventure, and every client has an interesting story to tell.Ī big part of my religion is about doing "seva," or service-some kind of service to help others. I love what I do, and I am still able to support my family and make time for them in my life. Now I am attorney and a wife, and I feel that I made the perfect decision for myself. I feel blessed to have been able to come to this realization at such a young age. Doing the work that I love and still being able to spend time and support my family is important to me. My culture and idea of myself as a wife and eventually a mother just did not seem practical for a surgeon. I realized that being a surgeon was not pracitical for my life. Finally after two years into college, just one year away from graduation, I had a realization. When I finally started college, I was sure that I wanted to do a double degree-MD and JD. As I grew older and got involved in Mock Trial, my passion for the law began to grow. All while I was growing up I was convinced that I wanted to be a surgeon.
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