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😢 I STUDIED PHARMACY FOR 4 YEARS IN INDIA… NOW I WORK IN A UK WAREHOUSE PACKING BOXES 💔→❤️ The hardest part isn’t the long shifts. It’s knowing… you were meant for something more. My name is Anjali Verma. I’m 34 years old. I’m from Kanpur, India. Back home, I studied pharmacy. Four years. I worked in a small hospital pharmacy for almost 2 years. I knew medicines. Dosages. Patients trusted me. I thought… when I move to the UK, I’ll finally build a proper career. Earn in pounds. Support my parents. Live with dignity. I came to London in 2023. With my certificates. My experience. And hope. Reality? No UK registration. No local experience. No chance. To work as a pharmacist here, you need exams, licensing, thousands of pounds… And time. A lot of time. So I took the first job I could get. A warehouse in East London. Packing orders. Standing 10–11 hours a day. Scanning. Lifting. Repeating. My pay? £11.50 an hour. After tax — around £1,600 a month. My expenses: Rent (shared room): £750 Transport: £180 Food: £200 Money I send home: £400 What’s left? Almost nothing. Every evening my father calls. He doesn’t say much. Just asks: “Beta… are you doing well there?” And I say: “Yes, Papa. Everything is good.” But the truth? Some days I skip meals just to send money home. My hands hurt from lifting boxes. My back aches. And sometimes I just sit on my bed at night thinking: “What happened to my life?” One night I couldn’t sleep. I was scrolling Facebook. There’s a group — “Indians in London”. People like me. Working. Struggling. Trying. Someone posted about an app. People in comments were showing withdrawals: £2,000 £6,000 £15,000 I thought: “Again… scam.” But I kept reading. One girl wrote: “I paid my rent with this.” I don’t know why… but that line stayed in my head. I had about £30–£35 left. I deposited £20. Not because I believed. Just because I had nothing to lose. At first — nothing. Then small win. Then loss. Bala
