My name is Nino , and I am a medical student in my final year, expected to graduate in December 2025. I have dedicated the last seven years of my life to studying medicine with one goal in mind: to help others and give back to a world that has taken so much from me.

But today, I am on the edge of losing everything.

My family lost everything during a humanitarian crisis in the Middle East. The conflict shattered our lives. We lost our home, our financial support, and any sense of safety. Since then, I’ve been struggling not only to survive, but to continue my education against all odds. I have no one to turn to for help with my tuition fees.

As I write this, I am dealing with severe depression, anxiety, and sleep disorders. For the past three years, I’ve been under psychiatric care and have been taking medications to manage insomnia and other psychological symptoms. The stress of my situation has only made these conditions worse.

On top of that, I suffered a physical accident that injured my right shoulder and back. I am still dealing with the pain and complications, but I have kept going because I believe in the path I chose—to become a doctor and serve others.

Now, all of that is at risk. I have come so far, but I am being told I cannot enter my final exams unless I pay my remaining tuition fees. The thought of spending seven years working, studying, sacrificing—only to be denied my degree because of financial hardship—is unbearable. I am devastated and exhausted, both mentally and physically.

Please, I am asking for help—not just for money, but for the chance to finish what I started. I don’t want to lose my future because of circumstances that were never in my control. I still believe I can contribute to this world, that I can heal others, and that I can rise from this pain.

All I need is this one last opportunity.

With sincere hope,