I have been debating on what to write in this next blog because so much is happening. We all know when you hear the words
Author: michelledianesoto
Daily Lessons
Each day has its challenges and rewards. It is very easy to get caught up in all that surrounds us. I know lately
The Twilight Zone, Part of my Journey
(Insert Twilight Zone music here!) I often feel these days like I am in the Twilight Zone. I look around and at times I either
Back in the USA
Well, it is another week and I am still adjusting to working within the office and shifting gears from the work I have been a
First Week Back at GSK!
“Transition” seems to be the key word. I have been transitioning back into my home life and this week was the transition into my
Mom, You have been in Kenya for 6 Months!!!
This is the new catch phrase at my house anytime I question something or make a parental point. It has been the recent little joke
I’m Leaving on a Jet Plane, Don’t Know When I’ll be Back Again
I couldn’t get it all done so I’m blogging my last entry of my experience from the U.S. I’m already demonstrating how time expands! I
Obstetric Fistula PULSE Assignment Implemented – CHECK!
I am sorry I am behind on my blog 🙂 I know many of you look for them on Mondays! Which really makes me feel
Finding Our Strengths for Personal Development and Sustainability
One of the biggest challenges when you are on assignment to be a part of the change is whether or not what you have helped
Home for Thanksgiving!
Many people were thinking I was crazy to go home for Thanksgiving for 2 reasons: 1. I would only have 3 weeks left of my
First Fistula Repair at Kisumu County Hospital!
A recently published analysis from a team at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine estimates there are over one million women suffering
How much do you know or are in tune with Reproductive Health?
Approximately 14,700 women and girls die in Kenya each year due to pregnancy related complications In Kenya another 294,000 to 441,000 women and girls suffer
Helping Hands for the Elderly in Kenya
This week I had the opportunity to step away from the fistula world and be a part of a project lead by
Mobilizing Communities for Obstetric Fistula Awareness
Creating awareness and being aware are a part of all of our lives. I’d like to show you some of the work being done to
Is Prayer on your agenda? At the top?
In looking at the featured image you will notice Prayer is the first agenda item of the meeting. In Africa, Prayer opens and closes meetings.
PULSE Volunteer Partnership 