Despite the extreme poverty and hardship they are somehow full of life, always something to sell, music playing, the sound of kids and animals. The resilience is remarkable and a tribute to the human spirit
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The Fulbright adventure continues north of the Equator and in the Western Hemisphere
About Me
- SDG
- I am a pediatric nurse at UW Hospital in Madison Wi. I am married to Tim, have 3 children: Elizabeth is a teacher married to Brandon, mother of Jack and Emma, and caregivers of the best dog with kids golden retriever Finley; Ali, is a medical student at the UW School of Medicine and Public Health; Timmy (Officer Tim),a police officer married to Liz,a teacher and are caregivers to a delightful beagle named Bailey. I received a Fulbright grant and lived in Kenya for 10 months working at Nyumbani Children's Home, an orphanage for HIV+ children.
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