By Mary Wade Burnside
FAIRMONT — As the daughter of a veterinarian, Dr. Lisa Flower definitely considered that career choice and even majored in animal and veterinary sciences at West Virginia University.
Then she had an epiphany. “I decided I wanted my patients to talk to me,” she said. “I decided to go into human medicine because I do like the contact with people.”
So Flower went to medical school — again at WVU — where she realized while doing different rotations that she enjoyed different aspects of the field, which led her to family medicine.
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