One person’s “low-income” profession is another person’s “high-income” profession. It’s all relative, of course. But in medicine, there can be a pretty significant disparity in earnings when you look at the entire spectrum of doctors.
If you’ve got $400,000 worth of student loans at 8% on a 10-year plan, that requires payments of about $60,000 per year in after-tax dollars.
If you would instead spend your time looking at the 99.9% of those who have ever lived who make LESS than you, you would probably be a lot happier.