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Ah. This is funny @ProfRachelGaN
I remembered you from so where. You were my Devices lecturer.
Very empathetic. Defo not the norm for me as one of the very few disabled working-class BME students there.
At one point you also did Microstructures. 
I still have your notes 
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It’s been weird watching Cambridge’s response to COVID and separately watching it’s response to its own disabled students in previous years. It felt like support was always possible. Just our lives didn’t matter enough.
Well, they’re talking about it. There needs to be contextualisation. While I was there I was bullied by academics, made temporarily homeless, my medical records were leaked, was a victim of domestic violence, etc So I had to overcome barrier and be more capable than my peers.
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oh my goodness, so sorry you were made to experience all that, sounds horrendous. Hope things are better now?
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Honestly, I just persevered, believing hardworking would mean I could just overcome these obstacles — when most the others left. The worst instance was when I in hospital and I recieved an email from the uni telling me I was a burden and they need to priotise their students.
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