MD MCAT 28, GPA 3.9, Canadian Citizen, worth my time for US MD?

Hi, I received my MCAT score today, and to say the least, I am a little bit disappointed. I got a 28 (PS 10, VR8, PS10). I hoped to get a 30 but that is simply not the case.

I am a Canadian citizen looking into US MD programs and need some advice as to if it is even worth my time applying.

Some of my information is as follows:

I am a second year pharmacy student with a GPA of 3.85 - 3.95 (GPA in my province is on a 4.5 scale).

I have completed a Bachelors degree in biology and microbiology, while enrolled in pharmacy. I am going into my 4th year university. (This shows how terrible my life has been for the past 3 years)

I have about 100 hours of volunteer experience total and some health care experience (due to my enrolment as a pharmacy student)

I work about 10 hours a week during the school year and full time during my summers. I work as a life guard. I have accumulated about 2100 hours in the past three years.

I speak three different languages, English, Russian and French (Not as well as the other two but still am able to converse).

I am an immigrant who was originally born in Moldova (a small european country).

I have been involved with a number of student groups.

I dont have any research.

PLEASE GIVE ME ADVICE AS TO IF IT IS EVEN WORTH MY TIME APPLYING TO US MEDICAL SCHOOLS!!!