- · Everything within walking distance.
- · Living across the street from the hospital.
- · Getting into a car maybe once a week or less.
- · Little kiosks where you can interact with a human when you buy something.
- · Serving the very poor.
- · Shaking hands with everyone you meet.
- · Saying hello to everyone every morning and again in the afternoon.
- · So little car traffic that you can walk or jog in the middle of the street.
- · The big crime wave: some lawn chairs stolen from a porch.
- · $1 lunch, $1.30 if you go to the expensive place.
- · Knowing most everyone I deal with daily.
- · Praying at the start of every work day and whenever a patient has a crisis.
- · NO INSURANCE FORMS
- · No malpractice claims, lawyers, or threats.
Jerry and Elizabeth are in Lilongwe, Malawi working with people infected with HIV/AIDS at Partners in Hope Medical Centre. From 2003 to 2008 they worked as missionaries in Shell, Ecuador.
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Things I'll Miss about Shell, Hospital Vozandes and Ecuador
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Hey! I´m Marco, resident from Vozandes in Family Phisicyan, i was in Malawi, and i know Shell, your blog is great, i´m praying for you, and i hope that i could know you face to face, your work is amazing, don´t lose your faith! Marco Pesantez
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