What is your American Dream? What do you like most about America?

 My American Dream is to become a dedicated nurse, providing compassionate care and making a difference in patients' lives. What I love most about America is the emphasis on helping others and the opportunities available to pursue a fulfilling career in healthcare. I aspire to be a nurse who supports and uplifts patients, reflecting my appreciation for the American values of service and compassion. This dream motivates me to work hard in my studies and training, knowing that I can positively impact my community through healthcare.

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