article_snippet: Alice Clark started Alice Clark biomedicine degree in 1999 but was then struck down with viral encephalitis and had to learn to walk and talk again .
article_snippet: Alice Clark, from Brisbane, has been through some pretty tough hurdles in the past 15 years but that hasn't stopped Alice Clark from picking Alice Clark up, dusting Alice Clark off and pushing on with Alice Clark dreams.
article_snippet: Alice Clark started a biomedical degree in 1999 when Alice Clark was mysteriously struck down with viral encephalitis which doctors believe may have been contracted by a random mosquito.
article_snippet: There were two other presentations in Brisbane at the time - one died and the other is a quadriplegic so I feel very blessed,' Alice Clark told Daily Mail Australia. '
article_snippet: Alice, who is now 38 years old, was finally able to start studying this year and Alice looked into what Alice could do for work on the side. '
article_snippet: Alice balances Alice car trips with working the Defence Force, as a reserve medical attendant which Alice has been doing since 1995. '
article_snippet: It has allowed me to more comfortably balance the metaphorical work/study seesaw,' Alice said. '
article_snippet: Once these degrees are completed I hope to apply for Medical School with the aspirations of one day becoming a trauma or vascular surgeon in the Royal Australian Army,' Alice said. '
highlights_snippet: Alice Clark is studying for a biomedical degree, works as an army reserve medical attendant and also a Uber car driver .
  