Every journey has that one unforgettable day, the day everything changed, the day you knew you were on the right path, or maybe the day that challenged you the most.
Drop a picture that captures your turning point.
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My turning point above and beyond was my graduation day … a new phase started the moment I read the oath…. 
Holding the title of “Doctor”, made the hardwork worthy 
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I don’t have a picture, but I clearly remember the moment. It was the day I faced a situation that broke me down completely emotionally, mentally. I questioned everything about myself. But somehow, from that low point, I chose to rise. I chose to fight for the life I wanted, no matter how hard. That decision to keep going became my turning point.
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The day where i secured 94.96 in my 10th class my father kissed on my cheeks with lots of happiness and smile and after my childhood being the teenager i experienced my dad’s kiss on that day it’s best day in my life and I wish someone would click that moment as picture and get it framed 
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My final year day 1 when I went to my clinical postings and I was totally disorganised
I had read about the diagnosis, the symptoms yet when the patients came with all of them I got confused
That day I had a breakdown as well as the day where it felt like I knew nothing even though knew most of it!!
This day challenged me as to what I’m now and builded the confidence needed to be a healthcare professional!!
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My first flight to Bishkek in 2021 was filled with excitement and nervous energy. It marked the beginning of a new chapter stepping out of my comfort zone, moving to a different country, and chasing my dream in medicine. The view from the window, the rush during takeoff, and landing in a totally new land felt surreal. A mix of emotions hope, fear, and adventure all packed into that journey.
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I don’t have any picture but that moment will be forever with me. Entering my college on first day and from that day onwards, I am keep trying to shape myself and to be better version of myself.
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I think my moment is yet to come. The day I proudly tell my parents that I got a job. That’s the moment I want to capture, frame, and never forget. Still waiting for it, but I know it’s on the way.
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The day i realised i was wrong about people around me.
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Professionally i still think that turning point has yet to happen for me .. I cannot say anything has happened which I had not foreseen or completely changed my life yet.. personally it was becoming the birth of my son .. the fact that you are responsible for another tiny human being was an overwhelming reality for me .. it still is .. but u get used to it after sometime 
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The day I wore my white coat for the first time!
It wasn’t just a piece of clothing, it was a promise to myself. That moment reminded me why I chose this path, despite all the sleepless nights and self-doubt.
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So far in my journey, the moment I took a flight to travel to my university in a new country is memorable for me. It was a start of a new chapter filled with excitement and nervousness. I have grown as person from that day so I would want to look at this picture.
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The day I was awarded with Ph.D. in 2022 is probably that day of my journey, I think I would love to frame it forever, because of everything it took to reach that one single significant moment. It came after eight long years of research, setbacks, and silent endurance. In the middle of it all, the world paused, COVID arrived, research halted, timelines got blurred, and the degree just got extended for reasons that didn’t make any sense then. I spent more than a year and a half alone (amid all the waves) inside the house during the lockdowns within the country, navigating uncertainty without a roadmap, without support at the house, hardly meeting anyone for almost a year, and often without the clarity to see what lies ahead. But the dream that began in my college days; the calm obsession with knowledge, the desire to add something meaningful to the global research landscape somehow refused to fade. And that made me stayed and I kept going. Defending my doctoral thesis was more than just an academic completion for me, it was about honoring every version of myself who chose not to give up. This whole journey taught me that progress does not always roar, sometimes it speaks feebly through resilience. And I guess that’s what makes a moment worth framing, a moment of strength more than any moment of brilliance.
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Though I didn’t have any photo of the moment but still, one day I always remember is when I confidently filled and dispensed a prescription on my own as an intern pharmacist. It felt great to apply what I had learned and help someone directly. That moment really made me feel part of the profession.
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Maybe that exact day is yet to come. But I still remember the day I broke my stage fear in the last December, when I anchored for my nephew’s baptism. That moment was truly a turning point in my life. Since then, I have started embracing challenges with a new mindset.
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One of the days I’d keep framed is the moment I completed my first live patient counseling session. It was nerve-wracking stepping up for the first time but seeing relief in the patient’s face and knowing I’d helped clarify their medications made me feel like I truly belonged in healthcare. Small moments like these remind us why we started this journey in the first place.
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Right now i haven’t got that kind of moment. I am eagerly waiting for that moment when my life turns.
There have been many situations in my life, but one experience I will never forget is the struggle I faced after graduation. Despite my hard work, there were no job placements related to my field in college, and I found myself searching diligently for the right job outside of campus. I realized that, in addition to effort and hard work, luck plays a significant role in this journey.
During this challenging phase, I understood that I needed to prove myself to the world. I focused on putting in my efforts while enjoying my own company, refraining from sharing my experiences with others. I believe that what belongs to us will eventually come back to us, though it’s important to recognize that both effort and luck are equally important.
Throughout this period, I learned some valuable lessons: the importance of patience, hard work, and learning from mistakes. I also observed how people treat situations around them. I want to share some advice: be patient, believe in yourself, and trust only God and your parents. Don’t share everything with others, as no one is going to come to your rescue. You must learn and grow on your own.
Remember, everyone has their own problems. So, relax, put in your efforts, and go with the flow, all while maintaining a mindset of pure love.
I don’t feel that I reached to that point, waiting for that moment
Well to be precise i think it’s the day when i realize that the people i used to trust are the worst enemies and i faced all of them alone. I have completed my final year B.pharmacy last semester all alone with no friends to talk every day. earlier I used to think like having no friends being alone is a fear but today my perspective is totally changed i can be alone and have peaceful life. i have gave my PGECET exam which is an entrance exam for Pharmacy and secured 239th rank all over Andhra Pradesh. Though i didn’t qualify GPAT i think i have at least tried and may be next time i may qualify. i think this moment of mine should be framed forever because this heartbreak gave me confidence, made me a different person and i learnt a lot of things.