This is really a blog-by-proxy – it’s not about me really, it’s to try and give a little window into the life and amazing work of one of my teammates from Nasir – Ruth, our American midwife – who h
Last month I returned to Tissi. MSF shares a small plane with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and we use it to transport staff, supplies and patients to and from Tissi.
As much as I am loving working for MSF and am aware of the difference that our presence makes in the lives of people here I just want to write a short post about a woman whom I encountered briefly
On a personal note, day to day life is continuing `as normal` for me here. There are plenty of challenges to contend with but ultimately, plenty of rewards that come along side by side with this.
On Monday June 3rd I last wrote from Amtiman, Chad. Today is Friday June 7th and I am writing from Paris, France. I’m about to get on the plane for home in Toronto, Canada.
The dry hot season is going out and the cooler rainy season is coming in. Heavy showers have begun to fall and it is a relief for everyone. The rains bring life to the land.
