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“I was just existing, not living” — Port Talbot’s Ayla beats the odds to graduate as mental health nurse
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“I was just existing, not living” — Port Talbot’s Ayla beats the odds to graduate as mental health nurse
The Sandfields student collected her BSc Nursing (Mental Health) from Swansea University this week, a moment she once thought impossible. “I was experiencing paranoia and mania — I was really unwell, and it affected my schooling very badly. I had to be home schooled, and I left education without any kind of qualification,” Ayla recalled. By 18 she felt isolated and hopeless. “I had no friends and no social life. I was just existing, not living…
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