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I'mMohammad Faysal
I am in my third year of MBBS at Sher-E-Bangla Medical College, Barishal. I write Bengali poetry, I am working on a novel, and I love building new things.
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Doctor-to-be · Writer · Builder
Five worlds, one life
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Health
Staying physically active is a regular part of my routine. With the weight of medical study, keeping the body and mind in order matters to me.
- Workouts
- Diet
- Sleep
- Mental health
MBBS
I am currently in my third year of MBBS at Sher-E-Bangla Medical College, Barishal. Medicine has taught me to observe carefully, to question what seems obvious, and to understand people beyond what appears on a report.
- Sher-E-Bangla Medical College, Barishal
- Third year, MBBS
- Study and classes
- Wards and hospital days
- Stories from medical life
Business
Through DocDev, I build websites and digital presence for doctors and healthcare professionals. I enjoy the mix of technology, design, communication and business that turns a person's work into something people can actually find and understand online.
- DocDev: websites for doctors
- FAY, Bangladesh
- Case studies
Skills
I try to learn the skills that let me create and run things on my own. Some I already use in real work; others I am still learning.
- Marketing & Sales
- AI & Tech
- Editing & Design
Poetry & Life
Writing came into my life early. I write Bengali poetry, essays and reflections, and I am working on my first novel.
- Poetry and prose
- A novel in progress
- Reading
- Travel and photography
- Sport
- Films
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