While a large portion of my day was spent waiting to take photos of any walk-in patients such as the adorable Valeria. I'll be posting some inside stories from other team members soon. Gracias!
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While a large portion of my day was spent waiting to take photos of any walk-in patients such as the adorable Valeria. I'll be posting some inside stories from other team members soon. Gracias!
Lima, Peru
One of the many wonderful things about the kids here is that they're enamored with the camera, allowing for perfect little moments like these: There was an entirely different vibe today ... Read More »
Lima, Peru
This is a photo of Sallie Weissinger, our wonderfully spirited interpreter: I've decided to dedicate today's post to some of the many stories and photos that she comes out of the OR and PACU with. ... Read More »
Lima, Peru
Sunday was our day off to take in more of Lima and its culture. Our tour, which stopped for no man by the way (I was almost left behind trying to taste home at Dunkin' Donuts), was a brisk but Read More »
Luxor, Egypt
This mission to Luxor involved a team of 22 people from the US, 3 surgeons from Egypt, local Rotarian hosts, many local volunteers and translators plus local hospital staff. While some team members had bee... Read More »
Luxor, Egypt
As part of the new Education Committee approved by the Rotaplast Board, we piloted the Rotaplast Global Scholars Program on five recent missions over the past year. This initiative provided clinical experi... Read More »