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traveling storywriter: October 2008

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Stories, observations, insights and photos about life in the Americas. Sunday, October 26, 2008. My friend Natalia and I were talking recently about the world economic crisis,. How it might impact Ecuadorians like her, and how it might impact foreigners like me with work-based visas from U.S. non-profit organizations that are already starting to brace themselves. For us, we live with uncertainty everyday, so we’re used to it. But for you guys, she sympathized, it must be really hard. When my friends here...

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traveling storywriter: September 2008

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Stories, observations, insights and photos about life in the Americas. Tuesday, September 09, 2008. Picnic on the Rio Napo. When some Kichwa friends of mine. Invited my American friends Jason and Mary and me on a picnic, I knew enough not to expect a grassy lawn with a wooden picnic table and a Weber barbecue. But I wasn’t expecting that I should have worn my rubber, knee-high wading boots. I should have known better. It turns out that we were going to Juan’s mother’s field to h. Peeling yuca in the shad...

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The Silent Scream, The Life of Quiet Desperation, and Treatment | ltinnin

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Infant Surgery Without Anesthesia. Infant Surgery Without Anesthesia. New Publication →. The Silent Scream, The Life of Quiet Desperation, and Treatment. June 19, 2011. How Can You Treat The Trauma Of Infant Surgery? I am a Professor Emeritus at West Virginia University Medical School with a primary interest in the treatment of trauma-related conditions. I am currently a psychiatric consultant for Intensive Trauma Therapy in Morgantown, West Virginia. View all posts by ltinnin →. New Publication →. Bless...

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Infant Surgery Without Anesthesia | ltinnin

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Infant Surgery Without Anesthesia. The Silent Scream, The Life of Quiet Desperation, and Treatment →. Infant Surgery Without Anesthesia. December 30, 2010. Paralyzed, Wide Awake, No Pain Control. Infants Feel Pain, Remember Pain. Are My Symptoms Due To Surgical Trauma? How can one determine if present symptoms are due to surgery during infancy? 1) Did you have an infant operation before 1987? If so, what was it? 2) How old were you then and how old are you now? How did you feel about its effectiveness?

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traveling storywriter: January 2008

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Stories, observations, insights and photos about life in the Americas. Sunday, January 06, 2008. Burning the Old Man. The first sign for me, never having spent the end of the year in Ecuador before, was the pile of headless stuffed figures dressed in jeans and button-down shirts. The last few days of every year Ecuadorians pick out their old man, give him a face. On New Year’s Eve I was in Cuenca. Which I discovered is fairly buttoned-down during the holiday, but that afternoon people were busy. Am I the...

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Pictures That Tell Stories: Petit Gustavo

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Pictures That Tell Stories. We can´t be sure that words will save, but we know full well that silence kills! Stories of a Doctor working in places, where humanitarian issues make "our problems" in life a bit smaller. It wound be easier to close my eyes, but I decided to open them and share with the world what I have lived. Moçambique - Namacha (2009). Congo - Masisi (2009). Paquistão - Timergara (2011). Afeganistão - Lashkar Gah (2012). Síria - Idlib (2013). Quinta-feira, 29 de julho de 2010. Which is a ...

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traveling storywriter: March 2006

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Stories, observations, insights and photos about life in the Americas. Wednesday, March 29, 2006. Day to Day in Tena. Here is a list of some things I encounter as part of daily life in and around Tena:. Vendors on busses selling fruit, shishkabobs, sunglasses, herbal remedies, CDs, razors, wallets, and anything else they can think of. The jungle and swimming in the river. Neighbors sitting outside on their patios chatting, literally, for hours. Entrails and meat cuts hanging in open-air butcher shops.

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traveling storywriter: October 2007

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Stories, observations, insights and photos about life in the Americas. Monday, October 29, 2007. After a long hiatus, the blog is back, and I am back in Ecuador,. So when people ask, Why Tena? Here is what I tell them:. Fruits that look like they come from outer space. Again, with my cup of coffee on the patio. No binoculars needed. Visiting different Kichwa communities for Global Pediatric Alliance. Posted by storywriter @ 7:46 PM. Tena, Napo Province, Ecuador. View my complete profile.

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traveling storywriter: February 2008

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Stories, observations, insights and photos about life in the Americas. Friday, February 08, 2008. Carnaval 2008: I Ate a Worm. And not for 2 million dollars or whatever those Fear Factor contestants get for their. Repugnant dares. The Chonta Kuru. A short fat worm with a distinctly worm-like appearance even when smoked over a fire in a banana leaf, is a seasonal delicacy around here. I’ve known about it, and avoided it, for three years. But at a meeting with some Kichwa folks from San Pedro, where. With ...