Max's brother: I want to be an NHS doc like ones who saved him

Harry, 18, inspired by héro medics..

- JEREMY ARMSTRONG

WHEN he was 11 years old, Harry Johnson witnessed the fabulous care NHS medics gave to his family as his little brother Max went through heart transplant surgery.

They saved Max's life, for which he will be forever grateful, but the way the medical team looked after him and his parents also impressed Harry.

He said: "They were really able to make us all feel better and safe in their care, which I thought was fantastic.

They were so professional. It was just impressive to witness that first hand." It left such an impression, that Harry decided on a career in medicine.

Now 18 and in his first year at university, Harry said: "When he was in hospital, I saw the doctors taking care of Max and that stuck with me.