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I love animals especially a cat since I was a kid. My parents are animal lovers too, so all of their children including me really love an animal! A furry-four legs already been as our family members since I was at the elementary school. Betsy, Embreng, Engkeng, Ebel, Cilit, Ncung, Ideung, Macan, etc etc..and all of them treated well by our family and got veterinary attention too. So, my life was not strange to the existence of the vet since I was a little girl. Ever one night, my cat was found in front of the door near the garden. She laid unconscious on the floor. Her coat was caked with blood around her belly. Her gums were pale, her breathing shallow and rapid. My mom soon called the veterinarian to visit our house and take care for her. Not long after that, the vet came to my house and after examining her, he decided to do the minor surgery because there's a long-deep wound in her belly. I cried and entered my room, how come there's a wound like that in her belly?? I...

Entering the phase where I need more sacrifices and efforts to change the title from behind into in front of my name... Yup! I'm already graduated from Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Universitas Gadjah Mada on 27th August 2013, left all the things about college and start the new things in life.. being a coass or young doctor or yes.. young vet which is not only learning from theory, but I will do more practice as well. Yeaayy I love it!! because learning by doing is soooo much fun! Spend a lot of times at the animal hospital, horse ranch, poultry, dairy farm, feedlot cattle, zoo, etc. I can't imagine my coass life would be so wonderful. I get to play with kittens, puppies, piglet, bunnies, sloth and the other cute animals out there. >< I'm officially Bachelor of Vet Med :) happiness is seeing my lovely parents smile because of me! :D My lovely campus :) I'm growing up in Veterinary Medicine Before becoming a coass there we...