What to do last minute for Medicine Personal Statement?

I'm going into Y13 and was planning on doing Natural Sciences at uni, until about 2 weeks ago when I decided to do Medicine instead. I have just realised that I have barely anythign to put on any sort of personal statement that I write for medicine. Any advice?

What I already have done (for Medicine + Natural Sciences):

- I've been volunteering on a cancer ward for about 10 months.
- I went to 2 summer schools, one for Biology (environmental side but included some talks on other things like Chemistry) and one for Maths.
- I took part in a Uni of Leeds program called STEM Futures aimed at students going into Biomedicine (it was all very medical so I could potentially use some of this).
- I went to a Biomedicine conference with my college.
- I did the senior Maths, Chem and Bio challenge (I got a gold and 2 silvers).
- I went to a lecture on signal biology at my local uni.

I understand my personal statement would be very Bioscience focussed if included anything here, but is there anything I could salvage to use for medicine?

All of it is great for a medicine ps. You have things to show your interest in science and interest in helping people, which is great. The 10 month volunteering is especially good as you can describe what you did/observed and how that can make you suited to medicine and being a good doctor eg interpersonal/communication skills. Writing about your interest in science and how you took it further eg stem future program and how that can help your future as a doctor eg problem solving skills.
Its important to not just filled with academic stuff but stuff that have developed other skills such as resilience/ teamwork/leadership. This could be like playing in sports team or any job.
Its important to reflect on all your experiences to show how it makes you suited to a career in medicine.

P.S. I believe most med schools don't look or grade ps so dont stress too much about it. Have you completed ucat or bmat yet?

Thanks! That's really helpful. I haven't done my UCAT yet (because I decided to medicine so late) but I've got an average of about 3040 b2 so far. I think as well, depending on how much time I have, I'm gonna try and find a book to read. Do you know whether it would be useful to talk about my experience with one of my family members being ill, because that is partly what motivated me, but I don't want it to be seen as guilt/attention grabbing? If not that's fine!