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To gain the goals we have in mind"

She is the person responsible why I took up nursing. No pressure intended, but my ate is my role model. Ever since we were young, I always look up to her. And now she is close to where she will be, a 4th year student nurse in the making. At first, I contemplated whether to interview her or not. But the answer's looking up to you. I understand her concern that what if some products are not "legit", and that's how we will make sure that once we make up our idea, it will be ensured with quality.

A lovely lady who I get to share my life in SHS. It's nice to have reconnected to those I once shared my ups and downs. She is a BSBio 2nd year student, who has a good voice and movement. As she steps unto the laboratory classes, I assumed that she will definitely need some medical supplies. And that's how I managed to have her as one of my interviewee as well. As she struggles with certain problems in CMU, she is still giving out that jolly vibe as I closely watch some of her facebook stories. Despite hours of classes, walks to market and limited areas to relax. Being able to chat to her again feels like a lifetime ever since. Although she has concern of our proposed idea, I can totally agree with her. There will never be assurance unless you saw it for yourself.

A 2nd year nursing student as well, who is close to me. Back in our high school days, I remembered she always wanted to be a dentist. Now, she is progressing to be in that field. And as hard as it is now, she never lost her focus to achieve the goals she wanted. That is why I chose her as one of my interviewee. Not only does our idea suit her validation but I believe she has good judgement in all things. And as she said, "mas accesible pud siya kay makabalo nasad ang mga students kung unsay available nga supplies..." That being said, it is widely helpful to us pre-med students to know what can be bought and what cannot.

As I was scrolling through my messenger looking for someone I can conduct my interview, I found my friend online. Immediately, I clicked on her account and asked her if I could do my interview. Gladly, she said yes. She is also a 2nd year nursing student but in a different section. I decided that since, our proposed idea is all about medical supplies I thought it would be best to interview with the same person who would likely benefit our idea. With that being said, her validation is a step ahead of our proposed idea. Not only will it bring convenience to all but a means to do better despite the struggles we will face.

At the same day, me and Jennie was walking along the corridor and found these people having fun while just sitting around. We instinctively went to them and began our introduction. "Hiii, busy ba mo? Pwede namo mo ma interview para sa among Entrep? Mga nursing students mi ba and mangayo lang mi gamay sainyo time, Pwede ra?" Some of them were not paying attention. Fortunately, all of them started to pay there attention on the two of us. They politely agreed, and we went on with the interview. Some of them wondered and told us, "Ambot lang bay, pero para sa amo no, kulang kaayo og mga lugar na pwede mi maka lingkod para mag chika-chika." one added, "Wala pud kaayo mga classrooms na pwede unta namo ma standby-an arun dili ra kaayo mi makadisturbo sa mga ga-labay dri." "Wala pud duol nga mga palitanan dring dapita, kapoy na og lakaw adto sa market, nya candy ray paliton." and then they all laughed. It's funny how we have different things to say but somehow, we can make some fun out of it. And with those statements they all agreed. Then I popped the question, "Okay ba sad na naay, like for example, Facebook page para dadto mag order sa mga supplies needed? I know dili jud mo makarelate sa mga medical supplies, pero do you think okay siya na idea?" Then they looked at one another and gestured one of them to reply, "I guess okay siya. Since, dili man jud mi gina require sa mga medical supplies pero basin sainyo, maka benefit jud siya kay dili raba jud tanan makita sa market and hassle na pud mag adto sa Valencia para magpalit." I was moved from her statement because what she said was true.

As I was walking one afternoon, about to go home, I noticed these students doing something. At second glance, I mustered up my courage and decided to do my interview. "Hi, 2nd year nursing students diay mi. Pwede ba tamo ma interview para sa among Entrep?", out from their busy moments, they looked up and smiled. "Pwede ba namo kuhaan inyo time, kadjut lang?" we asked, and they politely said yes with a simple nod. "What do you think are lacking here in our campus?" some of them answered the same with the others shared something else. They answered, "Para sa amo, daghan jud kulang dri sa CMU, isa na ang ma standby-an nato mga students. Like for example, kani wala mi makitaan na table or bench na suitable para maka answer mi og tarong." Others say, "Foods, wala kaayo koy makita dri dapita na makapalit na budget friendly ba. Kapoy na baya adto sa market and medjo layo napud ang mga canteens sa mga colleges dri nga side." And indeed, those were some of what's lacking here in our beloved CMU. However, that did not stop there, as our groupmates decided to make a Facebook page for supplies, specifically medical supplies, I thought to myself "Will they approve of our idea even though they wouldn't be able to get benefits out of it?" even so, I asked them anyway. They politely answered, "Hala nice bitaw siya nga idea, bahala dili gyud mi makagamit sa mga medical supplies, okay ra jud biyaw siya." the other one added, "Lage, kay dili jud baya tanan naa sa market, tapos basin sad diay naay mag require sa amo sa mga supplies diba, kabalo nami where mo tan-aw para makapalit mi."