Do I remember my family’s reaction during the worst phase of my disease? Of course I remember and will remember those days forever. It was very difficult for my wife to hear and know that I would die. I remember she was trying not to show me her tears. She was thinking how she will [...]
On stigma On MSF
doctors without borders, Médecins Sans Frontières, MSF, recovery, Stigma, support, work
In the end I will go back to Gulu. That is the place I know very well. I lived there so many years. That is my plan. I lived there during the conflict and didn’t leave until last year -16th of May. That is the day I came to Kitgum, because of my illness. That [...]
La première fois que je suis retournée à Bangui, j’ai ressenti des malaises tout au long du voyage par la route mais au bout de quelques temps, ces malaises se sont dissipés. En ce moment, mon stock de médicaments pour mon traitement contre la tuberculose est épuisé, je suis sans médicaments. J’attends toujours patiemment ces [...]
People are now coming back to see me. When I was at St Joseph’s nobody could come to me, it was only my mother and MSF, even my wife ran away. But now I’m looking better, people are now coming back, one by one, to see me. I understand now that that people have been [...]
