Monthly Archives: December 2010

Hanoi, Vietnam

It is 9:00 am on very gray Saturday morning in Hanoi.  Chris and I are trying to locate the room where we are meeting Dr. Dieu Linh Nguyen and Mrs. Huong Phung Thi and their Breast Cancer Club.  Smiling faces gently point us up the grand old staircase in the K cancer hospital to the [...]
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Heart to Heart, Bangkok

On our second day in Bangkok we were invited by Mrs. Orajitt Bumrungskulswat to attend the final afternoon of a two day workshop attended by 6o cancer patients, survivors and health care officers representing the Heart to Heart Foundation of Thailand.  The chairman, Dr. Vichai Chokevivatt met with us and explained how the foundation was the dream of Dr. [...]
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Khun Nongyao

It is impossible for me to fully comprehend the life of Khun Nongyao.  She is a true survivor in every sense.  She lives in abject poverty in a slum in Bangkok.  For 4 months and 14 days she nursed her 33 year old daughter through her final battle with cervical cancer.  They did not have [...]
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Bangkok

It has really been a bit of a whirlwind since we arrived in SE Asia on the 18th, I can’t believe that 2 weeks have flown by so quickly and I have had no time to post!  Originally we were only going to be passing through Bangkok and not working as we  had two days [...]
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South Africa

I feel so badly that I have not finished putting up the wonderful stories of all of the wonderful women I met in South Africa, they are all incredible women and I am so honored that they took the time to meet with me and share their stories.  I at least wanted to make sure [...]
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