At the crossroads of medicine, public health, and international development, I'm driven to address global health inequities and create lasting change.My journey began at 13 in Tigdaranao, a remote Filipino fishing village, where I witnessed a mother lose her child during premature labor without medical assistance. This heartbreaking experience opened my eyes to the critical link between poverty, healthcare access, and community well-being.Inspired, I founded the "Give Me A B-R-E-A-K!" project, a multifaceted initiative tackling health disparities and poverty through community-driven solutions. From improving food security to supporting education and livelihoods, we've raised over $20,000 and impacted hundreds of lives.As an incoming freshman, I'm eager to explore the connection between medicine and global health through studies in Pre-Med, Public Health, and International Relations. My goal is to bridge clinical knowledge with broader socioeconomic factors, developing holistic approaches to healthcare in underserved communities.I believe in the power of integrating medical expertise with community-based interventions to drive sustainable change. Whether it's staying informed on global health trends, adapting to diverse cultural contexts, or innovating healthcare delivery models, I'm committed to being at the forefront of transformative solutions.Passionate about the intersection of medicine and social impact, I'm always excited to connect with fellow aspiring healthcare professionals and changemakers. If you're interested in discussing innovative approaches to global health or exploring the potential of youth-led medical initiatives, let's connect!