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Good Friday in Haiti

April 20, 2010
By Tim
Good Friday in Haiti

Photo by Suzanne Germain Descending the bumpy drive of the Hopital de la Commaunite Haitienne in Port au Prince, Haiti, on Good Friday, we passed a  woman in a T-shirt that proclaimed, in bright pink letters, “Shut up and dance.”
 Dancing is big in Haiti. Only the night before, I walked up the steep rocky roads...
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Haiti: The Cemetery

April 1, 2010
By Tim
Haiti: The Cemetery

The cemetery is next to the hospital, situated as if to avoid a long walk for the mourners of the dead.  The road is dusty, rutted and unpaved. A masonry wall blocks the view to the interior of the burial grounds.  The rusted gate yields to a strong push.  There is a large field, overgrown...
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Haiti: Trauma Surgery

March 9, 2010
By Tim
Haiti: Trauma Surgery

Trauma surgeon Dr. Steve Johnson arrived at Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic on January 20th, 2010. He and twenty one other volunteers were eager to make a difference in Haiti, and the following day they would arrive in Jacmel, Haiti, where their efforts would help save many lives. The following are edited entries...
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Jane Aronson: Haiti Diary

February 25, 2010
By Tim
Jane Aronson: Haiti Diary

Dr. Jane Aronson is Director of International Pediatric Health Services, PLLC, and CEO of Worldwide Orphans Foundation We spent the day in the city surrounded by rubble. The driving from one destination to another in heavy traffic allowed us to see some of the scope of the disaster, but tomorrow we will go to the...
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