Signup date: 10 Dec 2007 at 6:34pm
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Hi
I graduated in 2004 with a good 2:1 degree in Microbiology i planned on going straight on to do a phd , After my graduation i became seriously ill i managed to get away lightly and lost my left leg a year ago .
its been 3years since i have graduated most of that time (20months)spent in hospital
things are back to normal i have begun to apply for phd positions but i am feeling kind of negative . AA whole three years just wasted with no work or study although i have been involved in asome volunteer work working with other young people with amputations.
I done a lot of voluntary work experience in microbiology prior to even beginning my degree i have always been passionate about my research interests and i want nothing more than to complete a phd
The PhDs i have applied for i have mentioned the reason behind the gap in my CV
So in your honest opinions how would supervisors look at my application ? what chance do i stand against those who have been more fortunate? Just be honest please
Thankyou in advance for any comments you may have
Danny
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