Any journey begins with the first step and after 14 months (application through field based), here I am at the end of my PULSE assignment.
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Observations on Healthcare – making a difference
As I begin the final days of my assignment with Malaria Consortium, I wanted to take some time to provide a high-level overview of healthcare
Stories have to be told or they die, and when they die, we cannot remember who we are or why we’re here….Sue M. Kid
As this week is Thanksgiving in the United States of America this blog seems fitting to share. I am home for my mid-assignment break. I
Finding my way –
Daalu nwee omarjcha obochi – ka omesia…. When you get used to a routine and get settled into a comfortable pace doing something, you ‘hit
Unlocking the secret of malaria transmission
Whilst I cannot tell the story in the first person, I pass along this story and the discovery that changed the world. At the end
Journey along the road – Abuja Nigeria
Life in Nigeria – Abuja Anyone who knows me, knows I collect pins from all the countries I’ve ever travelled. This one is as
The road less traveled –
It has almost been a month since my last blog. Whilst I am based in Abuja my assignment has me auditing for the Malaria Consortium
On the way home –
As I write this, Summer is coming to an end in the Northern Hemisphere and for most of the folks on PULSE here in Nigeria
Remembrance from the road 9/11
This is a shorter blog than most but felt I had to share – I’m over 7k miles from home and currently in Lagos for
Time –
It’s been an interesting 4 weeks since I arrived in country and the last 10 days have been most challenging when it comes to ‘time’.
The journey is all about the people you meet along the way – continued….
As per my last blog about the people we pass every day – this is the story of J.H. Local painter – Abuja Nigeria. I
The journey is about the people you meet along the way –
A little over a week has gone by since my fingers have taken to the keyboard of my laptop. I arrived in Abuja Nigeria and after
Touch Down!
Welcome to Africa! It’s been a busy 2 weeks since my last post. I left London on Saturday 29 July for my first
The moment you doubt whether you can fly, you cease forever to be able to do it; J.M. Barrie, Peter Pan
I arrived in London if only on a stayover on my way to Africa. I’ve started the journey and it’s been an interesting 2 weeks
In order to Arrive one must first Depart –
I started this particular blog thinking about departures – the departure from routine, departure from family and friends, departure from what is familiar… Today is
