Blogs & Stories
Feb 21, 2011
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When you are working 24/7, one always tries to get a bit of rest on Saturday afternoon and Sunday but things are not always happening in your way. On Saturday afternoon I started with a pregnant lady that required caesarian section, because of two...
Feb 20, 2011
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Going to south Sudan is never easy, it’s even worse when you only get 2 days’ notice. I needed to stay in Nairobi, Kenya waiting for a special travel permit for South Sudan for 4 days before departing to Juba, where I stayed 2 more nights. My final...
Feb 01, 2011
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I am a Logistician and working with MSF since last 5 years but this was my first mission and first time worked out of Pakistan with MSF. I joined South Africa mission, Johannesburg migrants project in May 2010 , it was a completely new experience...
Dec 26, 2010
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Tonight Julie - our field coordinator suggested a little Christmas tree ornament party at Manila House (You see, we have five expatriate houses in the mission, each with very special names to make us feel extra special!) For the house and the simple...
Dec 24, 2010
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The local staffs are so curious about the fact that I am from Hong Kong, China. First, they are so surprised that I speak French. With all the international relief workers of MSF here, very seldom do they see Chinese people. Secondly, I believe with...