Agreed with Digitalis tbh.
I'm a final year too and can't wait to sit my finals and get the hell out of med school, but then chatting with FY1 friends makes me realise that, to quote one of them, 'this (med school) is the easiest it will be for years'. Their lack of time to do anything other than eat, work and sleep is pretty miserable.
Hopefully it'll be worth it eventually... I love the clinical work (diagnosing/managing patients) but the rest of medicine is endless hoop-jumping and can leave you pretty jaded.
I'll finish with another slightly depressing quote from one of my school teachers, 'I think you need to be a strong person to go into medicine as your job is to keep people alive and well, and when you think about it, you will have a 100% failure rate'. Whilst I think that is overly pessimistic as dying is not necessarily a bad thing, and is certainly unavoidable, there are days when that failure hits hard.