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Thank you for listening so carefully. It was a great honor for me to meet such good students like you!

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Thank you for listening so carefully. It was a great honor for me to meet such good students like you!

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Hyemin Lee

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Thank you very much for speaking at our event. Mr Greenhalgh

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Thank you for talking to us about the Eugene Bell Foundation. What you are doing to help the North Koreans is really inspirational, knowing that the medicine isn't free.

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I loved learning about how tuberculosis not only affects one person but all who are around them.
Thank You!

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Thank you for sharing the information about Eugene Bell Foundation. The talk made me realize that to achieve something big, you have to start from achieving the small things.

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Thank you for talking to us about how you treat patients and give them hope to live. No matter what the weather conditions are, do you always have to treat patients outside?

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It was very inspiring and interesting. Thank you for sharing. 

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It was very inspiring and interesting. Thank you for sharing. 

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Alma

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This was very inspiring! Thank you

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Thank you for going out of your way to tell us more about MDR-TB. We've learnt through your presentation that no matter how small of a change, it still makes a difference.

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Thank you for telling us how much one thing matters. Not only is this inspiring, the information is very informative.

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Thank you so much for coming to our school and sharing the story of the patients in North Korea. Also, I have two questions: How do you get to North Korea?
And do you need permission from the North Korean president to get to North Korea?

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The talk I just heard made me realized to make big changes we should start if small changes.

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Thank you for this information about TB and MDR-TB. It made me realize what the aim and goal of this organization is and what we do to help them.

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The talk showed that to do something good and inspiring it doesn't have to be big it can start of small.
How do you get to North Korea?

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Thank you for talking to us about TB. I learned that even small actions can help the bigger picture.

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I thought this was very informational about the disease and explaining what their operation is and how they support one of the most isolated nations in the world.

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This was very inspiring and interesting. Thank you for telling us about it. 

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This was very inspiring and interesting. Thank you for telling us about it. 

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This talk was very inspirational and you reminded us how even a small action can have a big impact.

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Thank you for sharing i was wondering did MDR-TB come South Korea

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Thank you for giving us lots of details about TB and thank you for telling us how we can help.

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I learned that a leader should help others and try everything to reach a goal. I also learned that a big change always starts from a little thing.

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Thank you for telling us more about MDR-TB and the patients in North Korea. It was nice to know that a small donation, or an act of compassion can make a huge difference in the end. How are some ways that we can donate money, or Parliament and I can help?

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The talk showed us that small things can make a big difference, and I thought that it was really inspiring how you have helped many patients.

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This talk really opened my eyes to the fact that a lot of small things can make a big difference. Is there anything else that we can do a small level to make such a big change? How do other patients find enough money to pay for treatment?

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I enjoyed your speech very much. I was always curious what we were exactly doing in this Dongdaewon sponsorship, but I didn't expected something big like this.

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Thank you for talking to us about how you help patients in the Dongdaewon that are affected by TB and MDR-TB. I learned that the small number of people we help actually helps hundreds more.

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It really impressed me that we were supporting such a massive program. I am motivated to actively support dongdaewon this year.
I am also now understand fully about this situation, not only in North Korea, but in South Korea,  about TB and MDR-TB, so I am aware of how big this program is. Thank you for letting us know that such small things we do can bring great effects into our community.

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Your speech was really inspiring and it really persuaded me to start supporting Dongdaewon more. Also, I have one question: How do you get to North Korea, don't you need permission from the President?

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I was very inspired by your speech and I feel like a learnt a new something new. Thank you for sharing. Has being a leader made you a stronger speaker? Have any of your workers caught

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I found this speech very inspirational- as small acts can actually change lives of some people.  "saving 1 person= saving a family. Or even a village."  Thank you for explaining the concept of Eugene Bell Foundation!

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Did you have in mind, that you'd be involved in such groups when you were our age?

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I was greatly inspired by the last message you told us about the ripple effect. I realized that a small action can cause a big change, and I will continue to do what I can (however big or small) to make this world a better place for everyone.

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The presentation really made me think back and I was so inspired by it.  How long has it been doing this and what made you interested in this job?

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I wanted to ask what happens to the patients if you don't have enough money for their medicine anymore. Also can the bacteria get resistant to the MDR-TB drug?

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Thank you for letting us know about TB and MDR-TB! It really showed what it's really like to be a leader. It showed how you can help people less fortunate than you

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Thank you very much for informing us about what happens in the Eugene Bell Foundation. This speech was very inspiring, as it taught me that small actions can make a major difference, with the help of others.

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I thought this talk was upholding and I was in awe at the thought that those patients must be suffering greatly and the Eugene Bell Foundation really saved lots of lives from death. This taught me that even the smallest of kindness is never wasted. A few questions I have is how much patients have we contributed to overall? I'm also wondering how much is the medicine because if we're only able to save 8-12 patients the cost of the MDR-TB must be a lot. I can understand now who we're serving and I can understand now how serious this problem is. Also I have 1 more question. For curiosity do you know how this disease started?

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I enjoyed your speech very much. It was an eye-opening presentation for me. I did not understand how many patients suffered from Tuberculosis in North Korea.
I believe that this has helped me become a better leader because it shows that you can take charge and lead something that can help and the suffering of others.  It proves that a little money can go a long way.

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I think your speech was a very motivational speech to TB patients but you have not explained some of the hard words to us. I would like to ask why did you think of making this foundation?

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Thank you for this inspiring talk. I learned that big changes start from our small actions, like our Dongdaewon fairs. It was very meaningful to see the patients we have helped.

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This talk reminded me of how our small events and actions help many patients with tuberculosis.

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I felt our money was going to a good cause.

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The effort and money that we have put into the Eugene Bell Foundation has gone to a good cause, and its good to hear about the progress.

We can all help and save people, no matter how small the contribution is.

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This talk was full of inspiration to me as a leader because I felt very insecure to be a leader but after you said "A big change always starts from a small change" This inspired me alot as I was always scared to talk in front of people. Thank You for inspiring me!

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This talk taught me that even a small amount of money could affect 100 people for good. Thank you for talking about this to our parliament! it taught us loads!

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The last sentence, "Big change is from a small help"  was really strong. As a leader, I think we should also start from something small but meaningful for others.

It was really kind-hearted how the foundation always visited the place every 6 months with responsibility and I really appreciate that.

I was really proud of all of us as well by how we helped people in Dongdaewon last year.

Question) How did you first started this job?

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Thank you for this inspiring talk and I learned a lot about how much Eugene Bell helps North Korea.

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Thank you for telling the KS3 parliament about the seriousness of tuberculosis and how the collaboration between the Eugene Bell Foundation and Seoul Foreign School are helping hundreds of people. I am very happy to know how much we are helping the North Koreans, to cure tuberculosis. But I have a specific scientific question: How do you actually cure tuberculosis? Do you actually give them syringes and nutrients to eat?

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I found this talk very inspiring. Looking at the unfortunate patients made me want to make a bigger change to the world. When you said 'Big changes happens from the small things' was really special and I wish, in the future, I could help more TB patients. This helped me to become a leader by telling me that although it may cost an abundant amount of money or something else, if it can help people, I will try to always try to help and make a better environment for the people.

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How many people have you saved and lost?

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It was a really inspiring speach.I just wanted ask how long have been doing this and how did you actually find this.

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This talk has been extremely helpful to me as a leader because I think The Eugene Bell Foundation is not afraid to speak up for others, which I respect.

I have a few questions for Ms Lee.
1.)How long has The Eugene Bell Foundation been working with the patients?
2.)How many patients have you cured?
3.)Where do you get all the medicine from?

Thank You!

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How the talk influenced me as a leader is that I learnt that we don't always have to start with a big thing and can start with a small thing and improve or develop that to a big thing.

I wanted to ask how was it when  dongdaewon had first started and how it developed.

Lastly, thank you for sharing this presentation.

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This talk has showed me that a lot of small things can still help, and I don't have to do anything big to be a help to the world

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Thank you very much for the talk, it inspired me very much and it was great to see you giving medications to the sick patients. I realized that big changes can happen from small donations.

I wanted to know how many patients you take each year to the clinic and how many patients you cure each year?

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The way you said the numbers and the statistics they really hit something inside my heart. Although you are the first speaker, you really inspired me to take a the run and help you.

1.This is a serious problem in our world which I want to help you and the foundation, how can I or parliament do that?