Monthly Archives: July 2010

Most Welcome…

From the moment that I crossed into Jordan and the first border guard greeted me with “you are most welcome in Jordan”, I knew that I had just entered a very special place.  Everyone you meet says that you are “most welcome” and they truly mean it.  Jordanians are some of the kindest, most hospitable [...]
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Hard drive troubles

Sorry that I haven’t posted anything yet from my wonderful trip to Jordan, but the hard drive on my laptop died on me the morning of my presentation at the King Hussein Cancer Center (and it was my birthday to boot).   I do have everything on a back up drive, but have been overwhelmed [...]
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Patient’s Friends Society, Jerusalem

It isn’t every day you find yourself sitting outside at a lovely cafe on the Mount of Olives having tea and cake with 6 incredible Palestinian women cancer survivors, but that is exactly what I was doing last Wednesday.  I met with the women of the Sunrise Group, part of the Patient’s Friends Society in [...]
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Jerusalem

I had a free day today and had arranged to take a tour of the old city.  My friend Phyllis was able to come with me.  We started off a little shaky as our taxi driver dropped us at the wrong gate , Zion instead of Lion. What  then ensued was a 30 minute mad [...]
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