When you're in the medical field you have to make decisions on the fly, you must not wait. You can't look for more proof, more information, weigh pros and cons, ask your friends, ask your parents, and then sleep on it.
If a Dr. did it like this, we would chastise her and say, "why are you taking liberties with that patient's life?"
But yet this is how we make decisions in our own life. We think of them as precautions, but are they really? Are all these steps really necessary for you to be ok with the decision, or do we take them for other people? In order to say, but look, look at all the work I did, look at all I thought I had.
No one is in your brain, your life, but you. You can make a decision based on 60% of the information available and that's ok.
Learning to trust your intuition comes with knowing its ok make a decision based on how you feel. Maybe someone wouldn't understand, but at the end of the day it's your life not theirs.
Don't let someone take liberties with the decisions in your life, especially yourself.
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