You are The Pride - Bihn vhu

We immigrated over here in 1994 and I was only 6 years old and I did not know any English at all. I just pushed myself everyday to learn English and try to achieve what my parents couldnt back in our country. I have an older brother, he was born premature and he died a few weeks after because of the health care it wasnt very accessible to everyone. My sister was also a premature baby and she was lucky enough to survive so we were afraid of our health because it wasnt affordable. And I just want to help people so they dont have to repeat what my family went through and also my interest in medicine and why I want to help people with medicine really just motivates me everyday to go to school and actually pursue my dream of becoming a doctor. I know that UH has a lot of dual programs with the Medical Center and health care professions and different organizations that are geared toward helping pre health students at UH. So going here really gave me a lot of opportunity than going somewhere else like Rice or St. Thomas. I dont think I could get the same education than what I could get here at UH and I dont know where I would be without going to school here. So UH has given me some many opportunities in the health care field that I cant get anywhere else. Im Bihn Vhu and I am the pride.