The best encouraging words ever...... Makes my mind sparks again and will be planning for my long time dreams..... Well,age is just a number when you have discipline...화이팅
@Merlene Taylor that's great to hear. My break has been even longer and pretty much did the same but now I'm full force ahead. Thanks for the encouragement!
@@EricFortuneJr. yeah but at what cost? Now he's in his 50s, drowning in hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt in student loans. He will probably never be able to retire, and will most likely have to work for the rest of his life to pay it off. And odds are that he will probably die, before he can fully pay it off. He most likely won't open his own firm, and won't get high profile cases. But hey, he's a lawyer. Yay!
@@I_WANT_MY_SLAW Not necessarily, depends on how he funded everything. I do agree that America has some of the most expensive tuition fees on the planet and that's an absolute shame but there are also grants that can help mitigate this. It also depends on how your finances are upon enrollment and whether or not you have the means.
He can't see it but I had to stand & clap for THAT 👏. Proof that as long as you draw breath, there's a chance to achieve YOUR dreams regardless if you THOUGHT the moment of opportunity had passed.
ThatLadyDray -yea i finished over a 1000 page manuscript in 3 years. Worked on it for sometimes 8-11 hours a day. Sun up to sun down. Crying and cursing the whole time. Its now submitted for publishing.
@Dave Chappelle The only ones offended by the mere mention of race are THE racist, actually why bother?! You have a freaking comedian as your username and you are such a joke!
I couldn't agree more obviously SOCIOeconomic status played the BIGGEST role in why he decided to be a mechanic before finally becoming a doctor for so long, I have never heard the same sort of story play out like this in any other shade. He beat the ODDS which yet again is supported by STATISTICAL data and ended up making news and this story became a LARGER story because of his background Cleveland itself is a very AFRICAN ( as in the race African is a race.) area just look at it!
@@ashleighnunez5532 poverty is relative lol but I understand what you're saying. I didnt grow up poor and funnily enough, where I come from, powdered milk was the reserve of wealthier middle class families (because it had to be imported and was therefore expensive and could only be purchased from one of the five supermarkets we had in our city). We always had it at home, but whenever I visited less well off relatives, it was kept under lock and key and rationed only in the morning on the special ocassions when we were given cereal to eat lol. Good times. One man's sign of poverty is another's sign of upward mobility
@Gibbon I heard a lot of good things about Finland's education system. Teaching is everything to me. I just hope I will be able to help in a tiny way the students who are differently able. It will teach me a lot too.
Lioness Rising I am SURE you are younger than me. In May ‘20, I will receive my doctorate. I will be 63 years old. I also have 2 master degrees. Started graduate school at 45. If it’s doable for me, It is absolutely doable for you and anyone else with the desire and drive. Keep what he said about the time passing anyway in your heart.
I'm 55 years old and the founder of a technology start-up. I dropped out of college for Electrical Engineering. I'm thinking about going back to college to get my degree before I turn 60. Age is just a number!
Michelle Johnson well said Michelle. I agree. They always have to try to water down the impact that God played. Nonetheless, this is an awesome story and a blessing for this new Dr, his family, and the greater community.
@@TheTwinkiefoot not everybody is required to take Biology specifically (i wasn't). It's interesting he had to. i hear u, but "God" has funny ways of pushing you to your purpose/dreams
Man this brought tears to my eyes! at age 30 im on my journey to be a doctor, I feel discouraged because im older than most of the students but I also wasn't afforded the same opportunities early in life like other students!
Golden Girl Thirty years YOUNG! You go girl 👏👏👏 You have given yourself time to gain some life experiences. That will give you a certain maturity in the way you pursue your studies and a certain degree of confidence when you start practicing. That, in turn, will inspire a sense confidence in you from the people who come to you as patients. Don’t look BACK on the opportunities you missed. Look FORWARD to the blessings that lie ahead of you. And be glad you live in a country where you CAN go for advanced education at an advanced age. May you and your dreams be blessed.🙏
"Time will pass anyway" I heard that more than 10 years ago from a single mom of 4 girls. Now the mom is a teacher. And my 32 year old self still thinks that I'm too old to start anything new. Good luck to all the people that find the courage to start something new in their lives, when everything seems settled.
Elsa Adauto Oh my goodness! 32 is so young! I was working at my job and earnestly declared, “Lord, I’m dying here. I can’t do this no more, but what am I gonna do”?? Not long after, the phone rang. I just got hired as a music teacher at 62!!
Gurl I'm 38 and decided to do a career change. I always wanted to pursue a career in finance so I left my lucrative career in pharmaceutical sales and went to work for Chase. I failed my first securities exam and was terminated because of it. I decided that I wasn't going to give up. I said I'm not going back to work another job I didn't want and have a career that was pointless to me. I was tired of being miserable. Since last yr I've taken and passed my Insurance Bokers exam and my SIE (securities industries essentials). I'm now stuydibg for my serise 7. So live your life and whatever you do DON'T SETTLE.
No actually shows a waste of talents we have in a lot of poor communities. There's a lot of great scientists and Technology people wasting their time because they don't have access and the money to obtain the higher education. It's a part of that whole in a quality debate they have. I know two kids who have brains like calculators would be great at accounting but they can't afford College Carl had the great success at his personal business for 15 years so he was able to pay for a lot of his schooling
Proud of you sir. To the people that dislike this video, why? He did it. Y'all should be proud of him. I have alot to say but I will chill. Proud of you sir once again...
The next time one of you jerks look down on your mechanic liked he or she is somehow an idiot, remember that he or she could one day be your doctor. This is awesome!
Congratulations to this gentleman for pursuing his dream and fulfilling his dream. His background as an automobile mechanic will help him be a better doctor because he understands how important proper diagnosis is!
@@reinerbraun898 I would be more scared to have a rich ivy league doctor work on me. They pay good money to get into school regardless of their grades.
Amazing man! Not only did he follow his dreams but what an example he provided for his children. Never complained about his situation, became a damn good mechanic while still wanting to pursue another career path. Folks like him are a very rare breed, there is so much to learn from a person of such character. His mechanical expertise will assist him in diagnosing his patients. Congratulations kind Sir, I wish you well and I’m sure you already are an awesome Doctor. God Bless you and your family!
Omgoodness!!! This is right on time. I'm a single mom who just turned 47, and demand a higher education for my child. So I thought I would set the example and enrolled back into my local college just to be told 30 years ago I dropped every class except one (when I attend a semester there at 18), and that grade land me now on academic probation. Plus with the cost , even part time, is out my extra income reach. So again I said forget it, I've been getting by for 47 years what the use of trying to go back, it's too late (especially if they're making me that math) Now after seeing this I believe I'll keep pushing towards better
Wonder if he ever gets patients that need mechanical help, those 3d printed prosthetic limbs are quite something these days. With his expertise maybe he could even improve them.
@@ericl8743 Engineers don't do anything except run calculations and produce ideas other people came up with. A mind like his could change medicine. What good is an engineer with no creativity?
@@ericl8743 What idiot physician wouldn't know that? lol. Like the Dr. goes "hey let's make a prosthetic arm out of lead! It's heavy and he'll be able to punch hard!"
Right on, brother! Go for your dream job! I did! I became an EMT kind of late in my life & I loved it! I'm now disabled but every time I hear a siren, I wanna go!
Education has a way showing on a person. He looked every bit of being a doctor even in the interview in his blue shirt. Remarkable example for his children and community. Congratulations 🎊🍾🎉🎈
“Hey Carl, that would take 9 years. Yeah, time passes anyway so I rather be at a place where I wanted to be than a place I could have been.” True inspiration
I’m 37 and this is where I’m at in life right now. I had my kids early in life when I needed someone to love and something to keep me going. My youngest will graduate high school c/o 2020 and it’s time for me to tackle my dreams!!
I did my bachelor degree in Computer information system now I am getting my second degree in nursing it true to follow what u want to do. The sky the limits.
I had to leave college due to health problems a few years ago, about 15 credits shy of a BA. The idea of returning and having to retake a bunch of classes has been daunting, to say the least. This story and the stories in the comment section have me feeling more motivated than ever. Thank you all!
Omg, I think the universe is sending me a message with this video. I have been feeling so stuck in life lately. Trying to recover my health at the age of 46. Lots of life experience, but no formal education. The man is absolutely correct: the years will pass anyway.
I always admired people like this who strive for their dream at its best. Taking very inch of talent with them. No matter where they have been or where they have started. People like you I admire and is an inspiration.
WOW... This shows ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE. You can CHANGE and CHANGE your life for the better! Thank you for this INSPIRATIONAL story. Good luck to you and wish you A LOT OF SUCCESS, Carl!
I am in school right now to accomplish my dream to be a lawyer. And whenever I come across inspirational stories like this one, it inspires me to continue... Thanks for sharing this video!!!!
Very inspiring and really gave me a great reminder of my grandmother. My Grandma was a teacher for over 30 years. And during the 30 years she was teaching elementary school she never gave up and eventually finished her Bachelor's Degree when she was in her mid 50's. Age doesnt matter.... we all have to start somewhere.
inspiring. it is never too late. do not let other peoples judgement get in to you. Go for what you dream off and it does not matter how long orwhat age you are in already. there will always be an open door for the dreams you want to achieve.
I feel so inspired and fortunate, I became a Chemist at 21...but have always wanted to be a doctor...will be officially graduating as a Doctor in 2022 at 29 yrs. Its never late...never stop!
"I'd rather be somewhere I wanna be, rather than somewhere I could have been."
There's more value in this one sentence than many would ever realize.
Epic reply!!!!
I love his mindset!
Beautiful story and a great roll model for his children and piers.
The best encouraging words ever...... Makes my mind sparks again and will be planning for my long time dreams..... Well,age is just a number when you have discipline...화이팅
I'm 49 and still working on my Bachelors degree. This story is so inspiring and gives me hope!
me too! We are GOING TO GET THAT DEGREE!
Good luck and keep goig👍👏🙂
God’s blessings to you, continue to strive!
@Merlene Taylor that's great to hear. My break has been even longer and pretty much did the same but now I'm full force ahead. Thanks for the encouragement!
Don't give up sweetheart...it took me 15 years after graduating from high school to get mine! You can do it. I'm going for my masters soon!
9 years gonna pass anyway
Love that ❤️❤️❤️
Exactly! That is exactly what my mom and dad said to me, so I did it!
And quick too . Feels that way .
Exactly what i say, you will live those years and they will pass anyway so why not go for it!
@@hdb80 And that is so true. That is why im turning to finish!!!!
Love this story!! I became a nurse at 41!! Never too late to learn! 😊❤️
Me too! I became a nurse at 42.
Tina Moreland awesome! 😊
RESPECT for BOTH of you 👏👏👏
Wonderful for you and bravo for him
My dream too
Love this stories. My Uncle became a lawyer at the age of 50. 😭
But 50 is old.
Daydreamer AJ That is so inspiring! Congratulations to him! You are never too old to do something that you have the drive and health to do.
@@I_WANT_MY_SLAW He's still a lawyer, if you're lucky enough you'll too be 50 some day. It's never too late, people change careers all the time.
@@EricFortuneJr. yeah but at what cost? Now he's in his 50s, drowning in hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt in student loans. He will probably never be able to retire, and will most likely have to work for the rest of his life to pay it off. And odds are that he will probably die, before he can fully pay it off. He most likely won't open his own firm, and won't get high profile cases. But hey, he's a lawyer. Yay!
@@I_WANT_MY_SLAW Not necessarily, depends on how he funded everything. I do agree that America has some of the most expensive tuition fees on the planet and that's an absolute shame but there are also grants that can help mitigate this. It also depends on how your finances are upon enrollment and whether or not you have the means.
He can't see it but I had to stand & clap for THAT 👏. Proof that as long as you draw breath, there's a chance to achieve YOUR dreams regardless if you THOUGHT the moment of opportunity had passed.
Wise words!!
Well said👌
ThatLadyDray -yea i finished over a 1000 page manuscript in 3 years. Worked on it for sometimes 8-11 hours a day. Sun up to sun down. Crying and cursing the whole time. Its now submitted for publishing.
Before reading this I had just stood and clapped....👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾.
Im sitting here crying
Need to see more of these stories...especially for the Black community...it’s inspiring
This should be viral...
@Dave Chappelle The only ones offended by the mere mention of race are THE racist, actually why bother?! You have a freaking comedian as your username and you are such a joke!
I couldn't agree more obviously SOCIOeconomic status played the BIGGEST role in why he decided to be a mechanic before finally becoming a doctor for so long, I have never heard the same sort of story play out like this in any other shade.
He beat the ODDS which yet again is supported by STATISTICAL data and ended up making news and this story became a LARGER story because of his background Cleveland itself is a very AFRICAN ( as in the race African is a race.) area just look at it!
Well said Rob! I completely agree!
I agree. I’m here in tears. So inspiring!
He’d probably be a great surgeon. All those mechanical skills. What a genius. Inspiring.
Agreed. He would make a great Surgeon.
He's a resident in Emergency medicine, not surgery.
Orthopedic, that requires a lot of dexterity and mechanical know how.
Ortho!!
Very true
When he said he remembered block cheese and powdered milk, I started crying. I remember it too, sir.
Congratulations!!!
Same! A childhood I'll never forget. It wasn't all bad but boy was it hard. 💜💜💜
What's wrong with powdered milk? When I was a kid in the 80s, powdered milk was a luxury
@@ashleighnunez5532 poverty is relative lol but I understand what you're saying. I didnt grow up poor and funnily enough, where I come from, powdered milk was the reserve of wealthier middle class families (because it had to be imported and was therefore expensive and could only be purchased from one of the five supermarkets we had in our city). We always had it at home, but whenever I visited less well off relatives, it was kept under lock and key and rationed only in the morning on the special ocassions when we were given cereal to eat lol. Good times. One man's sign of poverty is another's sign of upward mobility
Took a while for that cheese to melt, but boyyyyyy...with some mustard, made the best after school snack this side of the Mississippi. ;-)
@@ashleighnunez5532 that block cheese made EXCELLENT grilled cheese sandwiches tho👍🏽🤤
changing my field at 43. I want to be where I want to be.
@Jenette M From a home day care provider to a Special Ed teacher in a High School. I always wanted to work with Special Need students.
@Gibbon I heard a lot of good things about Finland's education system. Teaching is everything to me. I just hope I will be able to help in a tiny way the students who are differently able. It will teach me a lot too.
Same here, 43 and changing fields.
@@ranabhola I will pray that you achieve your dream🙏🏽
ranabhola You got this!!!
Wow. Now I want to go get my doctorate. The 5 year will pass anyway.
Go for it. Don't doubt yourself. You can do it.
Lioness Rising 100% do it !!!!!!!
We support you, Queen.
Do it!!!
Lioness Rising I am SURE you are younger than me. In May ‘20, I will receive my doctorate. I will be 63 years old. I also have 2 master degrees. Started graduate school at 45. If it’s doable for me, It is absolutely doable for you and anyone else with the desire and drive. Keep what he said about the time passing anyway in your heart.
"Your success hinges on your Drive"
I cringed when I heard it 🙂
@@aperson2730 ME TOO
Law school at 43. It's never too late to pursue your dream occupation. Congrats, Dr.
I'm 55 years old and the founder of a technology start-up. I dropped out of college for Electrical Engineering. I'm thinking about going back to college to get my degree before I turn 60.
Age is just a number!
"Nine years is gonna pass anyway. " Oh man, that got me. Congratulations and good work, Dr. Carl ❤️
Right!
The biology class was just God's Devine intervention. Mr. C/Karl I am so very proud of you. Well done Dr. Sir.
Michelle Johnson well said Michelle. I agree. They always have to try to water down the impact that God played. Nonetheless, this is an awesome story and a blessing for this new Dr, his family, and the greater community.
...or it was just a prerequisite that is standard with any college cirriculum
@@TheTwinkiefoot both
@@humannaturedj Naw. Pretty sure it's entirely due to the "standard with a college curriculum" part.
@@TheTwinkiefoot not everybody is required to take Biology specifically (i wasn't). It's interesting he had to. i hear u, but "God" has funny ways of pushing you to your purpose/dreams
Man this brought tears to my eyes! at age 30 im on my journey to be a doctor, I feel discouraged because im older than most of the students but I also wasn't afforded the same opportunities early in life like other students!
Golden Girl
Thirty years YOUNG! You go girl 👏👏👏
You have given yourself time to gain some life experiences. That will give you a certain maturity in the way you pursue your studies and a certain degree of confidence when you start practicing.
That, in turn, will inspire a sense confidence in you from the people who come to you as patients.
Don’t look BACK on the opportunities you missed. Look FORWARD to the blessings that lie ahead of you.
And be glad you live in a country where you CAN go for advanced education at an advanced age.
May you and your dreams be blessed.🙏
Hey Golden Girl, don't be discouraged you can do it!
30 seems old until you turn forty. lol
30 years is pretty young .
Earth Angel Best comment here 👏👏👏
I loved the part on how time will pass anyway, so why not be where you want to be when it does...
Good for them! He can diagnose knocking on your engine and heart!
I like this! 😄😉👍🏾
One stop shop.
"Time will pass anyway" I heard that more than 10 years ago from a single mom of 4 girls. Now the mom is a teacher. And my 32 year old self still thinks that I'm too old to start anything new. Good luck to all the people that find the courage to start something new in their lives, when everything seems settled.
Elsa Adauto
Oh my goodness! 32 is so young! I was working at my job and earnestly declared, “Lord, I’m dying here. I can’t do this no more, but what am I gonna do”?? Not long after, the phone rang. I just got hired as a music teacher at 62!!
Gurl I'm 38 and decided to do a career change. I always wanted to pursue a career in finance so I left my lucrative career in pharmaceutical sales and went to work for Chase. I failed my first securities exam and was terminated because of it. I decided that I wasn't going to give up. I said I'm not going back to work another job I didn't want and have a career that was pointless to me. I was tired of being miserable. Since last yr I've taken and passed my Insurance Bokers exam and my SIE (securities industries essentials). I'm now stuydibg for my serise 7. So live your life and whatever you do DON'T SETTLE.
True embodiment of the American dream right here.
No actually shows a waste of talents we have in a lot of poor communities. There's a lot of great scientists and Technology people wasting their time because they don't have access and the money to obtain the higher education. It's a part of that whole in a quality debate they have. I know two kids who have brains like calculators would be great at accounting but they can't afford College Carl had the great success at his personal business for 15 years so he was able to pay for a lot of his schooling
I’m 52 and starting my MSc in neuroscience next month, I found this inspirational, motivating and empowering 🙌🏾 congrats dr !
Ashleigh Nunez thank you so much! All the best to you too, and yes it can be done.
👋👋👋👋awesome!!
Tyra Renae thank you so much!
Wow!
FANTASTIC!!!🤩
Congratulations Dr. Carl... may your story be an example to your children and many other children as well.
He said 9 years is going to pass anyway .... that hit home ... god bless u Carl
Oh my gosh, best story ever that I have heard so far. Wow. Congratulations doctor.
A man with that kind of drive will fight to keep you alive. May you have a long successful career, Dr. Allamby.
Proud of you sir. To the people that dislike this video, why? He did it. Y'all should be proud of him. I have alot to say but I will chill. Proud of you sir once again...
Maybe these ppl are stuck and just need to find the courage Dr. Carl has...
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Great men like him symbolize the true United States.......Love & Respect......such a great story
Smart man. Anythings possible. Thats awesome.
The next time one of you jerks look down on your mechanic liked he or she is somehow an idiot, remember that he or she could one day be your doctor. This is awesome!
Wow we need more inspirational stuff like this on the news. This country would be a lot better for everyone.
I have good news and bad news Mrs. Peters: the good news is the tumor is benign. The bad news is your transmission needs to be rebuilt.
Keith Hepworth 😂
Lol
LMFAOOOO 😂😂
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!
YOU GOT JOKES!
Great story! Probably made him a great diagnostician.
Thank you. I was waiting to find a comment like this. His skills as a car mechanic far surpasses customer service.
Exactly diagnosing cars is good skills to have in the medical field because it’s problem solving
Yep!
Bones= Chassis
Lungs = Air filter
Blood= Motor oil
Anymore?
Diagnostician isn't a real title, it's just a fictional House thing
@@tonebone2895 headlights _eyes
Congratulations to this gentleman for pursuing his dream and fulfilling his dream. His background as an automobile mechanic will help him be a better doctor because he understands how important proper diagnosis is!
Wow I am so impressed. I took a similar path recently going to law school at 41 years old and graduating at 44. I know the joy he must be experiencing
Brian J
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
This man had given me the push to continue on the road to success. He definitely is the MVP !!
Can you imagine someone’s face that goes to the emergency room and finds the guy that did his oil change, working on him?
Si Señor haha that’s exactly what came to my mind too 😂 That would be awesome.
😂😂😂😂
Si Señor
I’d love to see it!
@@reinerbraun898 I would be more scared to have a rich ivy league doctor work on me. They pay good money to get into school regardless of their grades.
I'd be so impressed. He works have my business for life if he still does oil change
Long life for you Dr. Carl Allamby and your family.
Fantastic! More people could learn a thing or 2 from Dr. Carl!
35 and just went back for my under grad !! This story inspired me!!! Never to late
how much in student loans?
Bit more than my future is worth ....
That's what I'm talking about! Going after your dreams.
Amazing man! Not only did he follow his dreams but what an example he provided for his children. Never complained about his situation, became a damn good mechanic while still wanting to pursue another career path. Folks like him are a very rare breed, there is so much to learn from a person of such character.
His mechanical expertise will assist him in diagnosing his patients. Congratulations kind Sir, I wish you well and I’m sure you already are an awesome Doctor. God Bless you and your family!
This is one inspiring story, I’m 28 working full time and working on my prerequisites for Osteopathic Medical School. Nothing is gonna stop me.
I am 58 and just received my Doctorate in Early Childhood Education. Ed.D
Congratulations Doctor!! You truly are an inspiration to all of us!! Well done!!
He can fix himself and his car if need be. This man is a inspiration and a genius in my opinion! 🙏🏽💙
I wish him all the success in life, well done.
At age 51, he looks exactly like every doctor I’ve ever had. God bless this man. They need to make a movie about him.
Those two young girls are lucky to have a dad like that....hes always goingbto tell them never give up...
Bless You. BLESS YOU. Hallelujah Hallelujah . BLESS YOU.
Omgoodness!!! This is right on time. I'm a single mom who just turned 47, and demand a higher education for my child. So I thought I would set the example and enrolled back into my local college just to be told 30 years ago I dropped every class except one (when I attend a semester there at 18), and that grade land me now on academic probation. Plus with the cost , even part time, is out my extra income reach. So again I said forget it, I've been getting by for 47 years what the use of trying to go back, it's too late (especially if they're making me that math) Now after seeing this I believe I'll keep pushing towards better
Ranae Barker
👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
@@earthangel2522 Thank you.
That Daddy we love you melted my very heart.
This indeed is a great man.
I’m 55 and just beginning Graduate school for MSW this year! No shame here😉
"I'd rather be somewhere I wanna be, rather than somewhere I could have been." Powerful words! Changing my course as we speak!
“WE LOVE YOU DADDYYYYY”!! Man that almost brought a tear to my eye! Certainly made me yell out loud while by myself! 😊
I’m 59, dropped out of college after 2 years. I always wanted to go back, after seeing this I’m gonna finish.
J W
👍🏽👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
May you and your dreams be blessed 🙏
Wonder if he ever gets patients that need mechanical help, those 3d printed prosthetic limbs are quite something these days. With his expertise maybe he could even improve them.
@@ericl8743 you must not heard of orthopedic medicine then
@@ericl8743 Engineers don't do anything except run calculations and produce ideas other people came up with. A mind like his could change medicine. What good is an engineer with no creativity?
@@ericl8743 What idiot physician wouldn't know that? lol. Like the Dr. goes "hey let's make a prosthetic arm out of lead! It's heavy and he'll be able to punch hard!"
I LOVE YOU, Dr. Carl! Doctors are the only reason the rest of us are here!
Right on, brother! Go for your dream job! I did! I became an EMT kind of late in my life & I loved it! I'm now disabled but every time I hear a siren, I wanna go!
As a former auto mechanic I loved your story. Good for you!
😱😱😱😱 What an outstanding man!
Role model. His girls must be so proud!
I hope there is a wife to be proud too! ☺️
proud to be in student debt
Juan Shaft Patel sorry, forgot... I am European, I keep on forgetting this huge problem! 👎🏼
That’s awesome. I’m 39 and still finding my way
Real cool an honest guy he used to fix my 1979 monte carlo
Sweet Ride!
Indians are gonna love him ... all indian parents want their children to be doctors and engineers.... this guy is the dream of every indian parent
Education has a way showing on a person. He looked every bit of being a doctor even in the interview in his blue shirt. Remarkable example for his children and community. Congratulations 🎊🍾🎉🎈
“Hey Carl, that would take 9 years. Yeah, time passes anyway so I rather be at a place where I wanted to be than a place I could have been.” True inspiration
So exciting! Nice work, Carl.
I’m 37 and this is where I’m at in life right now. I had my kids early in life when I needed someone to love and something to keep me going. My youngest will graduate high school c/o 2020 and it’s time for me to tackle my dreams!!
What an awesome testament to not giving up on his calling. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
YAS YAS CONGRATS FOR ACHIEVING YOUR DREAM. THIS literally makes me so happy.
Bravo!!! I’m sure those years of humble labor and customer interactions trained him to connect with his patients!! Very well done sir!!!!
I WAS RAISED ON THE WEST SIDE OF CLEVELAND. IM HAPPY FOR YOU CARL. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.
Omg what an amazing story!
We are all so proud of you Carl. I didn't know it, but I needed to know your story today. Thank you.
I did my bachelor degree in Computer information system now I am getting my second degree in nursing it true to follow what u want to do. The sky the limits.
I had to leave college due to health problems a few years ago, about 15 credits shy of a BA. The idea of returning and having to retake a bunch of classes has been daunting, to say the least. This story and the stories in the comment section have me feeling more motivated than ever. Thank you all!
BEAUTIFUL STORY HE TOOK A LOT OF COURAGE AND HE WON...👏👏👏
won what? debt slavery?
Omg, I think the universe is sending me a message with this video. I have been feeling so stuck in life lately. Trying to recover my health at the age of 46. Lots of life experience, but no formal education.
The man is absolutely correct: the years will pass anyway.
This is super cool !!!!! Congratulations to a very deserving person ! Amazing...
I always admired people like this who strive for their dream at its best. Taking very inch of talent with them. No matter where they have been or where they have started. People like you I admire and is an inspiration.
WOW... This shows ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE. You can CHANGE and CHANGE your life for the better! Thank you for this INSPIRATIONAL story. Good luck to you and wish you A LOT OF SUCCESS, Carl!
I am in school right now to accomplish my dream to be a lawyer. And whenever I come across inspirational stories like this one, it inspires me to continue... Thanks for sharing this video!!!!
Oh my God, I have tears 😭 of joy for Dr. Carl, and I just love ❤️ watching this clip 👍. Thanks for sharing.
This man filled my heart with hope. Thank you Carl for doing what you decided to do. ❤️
I am so proud of this guy. I have some doubts about a career path that I am about to take and he has given me so much confidence to go for it .
Love to see stories like this. So happy for him!
What a great story. My hat off to this doctor! Gives new meaning to "follow your dreams!"
Wow. If this doesn't inspire us nothing else would. Nothing is impossible
Very inspiring and really gave me a great reminder of my grandmother. My Grandma was a teacher for over 30 years. And during the 30 years she was teaching elementary school she never gave up and eventually finished her Bachelor's Degree when she was in her mid 50's. Age doesnt matter.... we all have to start somewhere.
Congratulations Dr Carl. Thank you for being a living and breathing proof that we can achieve our dreams if we set our hearts and minds to it.
This made my heart smile! Good for him! What’s for you...is for you!
Wow I'm so impressed!! All dreams do come true!
Lisa Davis All dreams? I think not. If that were true I'd be a millionaire and living in a mansion!
That's a great saying. It's better than, "I wish I was anywhere but here." Congratulations Doctor Carl.
Just goes to show that you can be from anywhere and still make it!!!
"Someplace I wannabe vs. someplace I could've been". Well said Sir.
Damn, he is fixing all kinds of stuff! YOU GO DOC!!!!
It gave me goose bumps; what this man did is truly amazing!!
inspiring. it is never too late. do not let other peoples judgement get in to you. Go for what you dream off and it does not matter how long orwhat age you are in already. there will always be an open door for the dreams you want to achieve.
I feel so inspired and fortunate, I became a Chemist at 21...but have always wanted to be a doctor...will be officially graduating as a Doctor in 2022 at 29 yrs.
Its never late...never stop!
U are still very young. Ur story isnt unusual
How inspiring!! Never give up on your dreams!! Congratulations sir!!