The blogs written by MSF/Doctors Without Borders volunteers are heartwrenching and inspiring! One could get lost for days in reading the accounts of these dedicated individuals; their backgrounds range from psychiatry to engineering to nursing but one thing that they all seem to have in common is a love and respect for the people that they are caring for. These blogs are not only inspiring, they are incredibly educational.
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January 10, 2009 at 2:40 am
redstarcafe
Thank you for highlighting the MSF blogs and for your comprehensive research on Dr. Orbinski. Lives being lived fully indeed.
Interesting to read James Maskalyk’s observation:
it is like someone took the grand tape loop of my life and
cut out six sudan months, then glued it together again. it hasn’t
missed a beat. the coming home jubilee is like the going away one. my friends are the same,
my job the same, my apartment
the same.
am I? I can’t tell.