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Please help fund my first year of medical school.
I have been passionate about being a doctor for a long time. I was first inspired when I saw the work of the brilliant physicians in the NHS. These doctors helped my beloved brother improve from his early developmental delay. Recently, I have encountered the sadness of losing a friend through Covid 19. After a long period of applying, I have finally been accepted at Liverpool Medical school. I will finally be able to train and become a doctor. Although I have everything in place to move to Liverpool in September to begin training, I am still short of money to start the course. Because this is my second degree, no student finance funding is available to pay tuition fees.
£5140 is needed by September to pay my course fees for the first year. After this I will be raising £18500 via work, loans and grants. Please help me reach my initial target to get my dream going.
I am more motivated than ever to train and join the health service as a doctor and save the lives of people suffering. Thank you for helping me on this journey.
Sam
On healthcare placement at Cranleigh House, Curado Group, a community psychiatric care service in Sutton.
On a visit to Jenga, Uganda. Community healthcare and social projects run by Ugandans.
Pictured with one of my younger brothers
I have been passionate about being a doctor for a long time. I was first inspired when I saw the work of the brilliant physicians in the NHS. These doctors helped my beloved brother improve from his early developmental delay. Recently, I have encountered the sadness of losing a friend through Covid 19. After a long period of applying, I have finally been accepted at Liverpool Medical school. I will finally be able to train and become a doctor. Although I have everything in place to move to Liverpool in September to begin training, I am still short of money to start the course. Because this is my second degree, no student finance funding is available to pay tuition fees.
£5140 is needed by September to pay my course fees for the first year. After this I will be raising £18500 via work, loans and grants. Please help me reach my initial target to get my dream going.
I am more motivated than ever to train and join the health service as a doctor and save the lives of people suffering. Thank you for helping me on this journey.
Sam
On healthcare placement at Cranleigh House, Curado Group, a community psychiatric care service in Sutton. On a visit to Jenga, Uganda. Community healthcare and social projects run by Ugandans. Pictured with one of my younger brothersOrganizer
Sam Edwards
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