A mother’s tears, a son’s dream
ONE young man’s dream of becoming a doctor took shape when he was just four years old. Now, at 20, after securing the academic achievements necessary to pursue a career in medicine, Junior Clarke faces another hurdle — financial hardship. But, he’s steadfast in his pursuit of the childhood dream. “I always wanted to not only help people but to also change how the health system works. I want to…
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