A second start becomes a way to help
One U of T graduate turns a difficult beginning into a steadier footing for herself and others.
A difficult start at university can become a private story, or it can become knowledge someone else can use. This graduate chose the second route, turning experience into a more generous way of helping people find their footing.
The result is not a tidy success narrative. It is a reminder that confidence often arrives after the first useful action, not before it—and that community is built by making that action less lonely.
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