Moving from a medical background to Computer Engineering was one of the hardest transitions of my life. I had entered a field where I had almost no prior understanding of programming, electronics, or technical subjects, so everything felt unfamiliar from the very beginning. Concepts that were normal for other students often felt completely new to me, and that difference made the early days very challenging. I struggled to understand even some basic topics, which created frustration and sometimes made me feel that I had made the wrong choice. In addition to the academic pressure, I also had to adjust to a new environment, different teaching methods, and a much more technical style of thinking. It often felt as if I had started my studies all over again from zero. This situation was not easy emotionally, because learning slowly while watching others move faster can reduce confidence. Even so, I did not let those difficulties fully break my motivation. I kept trying to understand, improve, and stay connected with the field. Although progress came slowly, that period taught me patience and adaptability. It showed me that even when we begin from a weak position, determination can help us continue moving forward.