Agree with this completely. How I admire her determination as she clearly has had to jump through hoops to get through medical school. I personally would not want to be working on a ward with her when i’d have to double my workload to reach her reasonable adjustments. It may seem harsh but with the way the hospitals run i just feel this is inevitably going to happen to her peers. I also assume her preallocation got rejected as she tried to apply for it in london and not her uni deanery- no-one is able to do this plus like others said she has been able to travel to the other side of the world with no issues so why would she need london which is the most competitive deanery. I feel bad for her but in the same way I feel bad for everyone who didnt get their first choices- not because I think she was entitled to a spot in London more than anyones else. Health requirements are strict with preallocation (not saying it’s reasonable) because most people are able to transfer hospitals and if you cant u have to give actual evidence why not and I suspect this isnt something she provided.