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Karibuni sana Tanzania – Yarns of a Yarwood
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Yarns of a Yarwood. Tales from my travels. Thoughts on The Jungle. May 11, 2016. May 11, 2016. Time flies when you are having fun, and so I apologise for the slight blog-gap. This week marks the end of our research projects in Moshi, and I am sad to be leaving this beautiful place and lovely people! The patients we see here are poor, subsistence farmers, and often live in small two-roomed huts with mud floors and walls. ARVs and TB preventative treatment. Jud and Jess excited about the museum. Next week ...
Thoughts on The Jungle – Yarns of a Yarwood
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Yarns of a Yarwood. Tales from my travels. Thoughts on The Jungle. Thoughts on The Jungle. February 26, 2016. December 6, 2016. Welcome to the first instalment of my blog! I hope it provides some entertainment and insight into what is going on with me and please keep me updated with the goings-on of you and your lives! Apologies in advance that this is such a long first episode – there are lots of pictures at the end! Our donations inside the Calais warehouse. A sign within camp. Me inside a caravan!
May 2016 – Yarns of a Yarwood
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Yarns of a Yarwood. Tales from my travels. Thoughts on The Jungle. May 11, 2016. May 11, 2016. Time flies when you are having fun, and so I apologise for the slight blog-gap. This week marks the end of our research projects in Moshi, and I am sad to be leaving this beautiful place and lovely people! The patients we see here are poor, subsistence farmers, and often live in small two-roomed huts with mud floors and walls. ARVs and TB preventative treatment. Jud and Jess excited about the museum. Next week ...
November 2016 – Yarns of a Yarwood
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Yarns of a Yarwood. Tales from my travels. Thoughts on The Jungle. November 27, 2016. November 27, 2016. Ana getting cozy in the temporary tiny car. A typical scenario in the cabin – 10 people; 3 medical staff, 2 translators, and 5 patients – 2 of them small (and very cute) babies. Ana, Annelies and I during a power cut, head torches at the ready. This is a normal day. Our emergency medical bags. Some cases we see from a medical perspective have stuck inside my head, so I will share a few. A family invol...
Karibuni sana Tanzania – Yarns of a Yarwood
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Yarns of a Yarwood. Tales from my travels. Thoughts on The Jungle. May 11, 2016. May 11, 2016. Time flies when you are having fun, and so I apologise for the slight blog-gap. This week marks the end of our research projects in Moshi, and I am sad to be leaving this beautiful place and lovely people! The patients we see here are poor, subsistence farmers, and often live in small two-roomed huts with mud floors and walls. ARVs and TB preventative treatment. Jud and Jess excited about the museum. Next week ...
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Settling in – Karibu Kiambu
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Volunteering with RCPCH Global Links in Kiambu, Kenya. February 10, 2016. I am now into my third week working in Kiambu District Hospital paediatric department. Compared with the placements some of the other Global Links volunteers are undertaking, I am in a. I am however enjoying myself, there are huge opportunities for me to hone my clinical skills and I enjoy the opportunities I have to teach the interns. The large numbers of patients mean that I’m getting great clinical experience. There are several ...
February 2016 – Karibu Kiambu
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Volunteering with RCPCH Global Links in Kiambu, Kenya. It’s kind of like when you see a dog with it’s head out the window of a moving car…. February 13, 2016. Bubble Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (bCPAP) has arrived in Kiambu! It’s kind of like when you see a dog with it’s head out the window of a moving car…. February 10, 2016. It’s kind of like when you see a dog with it’s head out the window of a moving car…. Yarns of a Yarwood. Baking is delicious chemistry. Joy in the Journey. My life in cakes.
Normality – Karibu Kiambu
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Volunteering with RCPCH Global Links in Kiambu, Kenya. May 16, 2016. As I approach 4 months in Kenya, so much about living here is just normal now. Bartering at the market for my fruit and veg is routine, as is fending of the matatu. Touts at the stand, and navigating the melee of busses, cars, potholes, people and boda bodas. As I walk to the shops. Tarrus Riley – Sorry Is a Sorry Word. George Nooks – What a Friend we have in Jesus (Reggae Version). Celine Dion – My heart will go on. When I pause for a ...
Downtime – Karibu Kiambu
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Volunteering with RCPCH Global Links in Kiambu, Kenya. March 2, 2016. 8220;Just take the Diamox” L. Kane, 2015. One of the many enjoyable aspects of working in Kenya is the opportunity to explore the county. Climbing mount Kenya is unmissable as far as I’m concerned. Wandering through the forest to Old Moses Camp. Which covered the valley with the top of Mount Kenya visible in the distance. Giant Lobelia and Mount Kenya. Mount Kenya Under a Full Moon. Within a couple of hours we were back at Shipton and ...
May 2016 – Karibu Kiambu
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Volunteering with RCPCH Global Links in Kiambu, Kenya. May 16, 2016. As I approach 4 months in Kenya, so much about living here is just normal now. Bartering at the market for my fruit and veg is routine, as is fending of the matatu touts at the stand, and navigating the melee of busses, cars, potholes, people and boda bodas as I walk to the shops. … More Normality. It’s kind of like when you see a dog with it’s head out the window of a moving car…. Yarns of a Yarwood. Baking is delicious chemistry.
About – Karibu Kiambu
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Volunteering with RCPCH Global Links in Kiambu, Kenya. I’m Stuart, a paediatric trainee from Scotland enjoying a year out of training to further my interest in Global Child Health. I spent what was probably the best 3 months of my life in Liverpool, at the School of Tropical Medicine. Studying for a Diploma in Tropical Medicine and Hygiene and I am now working as an RCPCH Global Links. Volunteer in Kiambu, Kenya. I hope to share some of the work I am privileged to be involved in. Enter your comment here.
March 2016 – Karibu Kiambu
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Volunteering with RCPCH Global Links in Kiambu, Kenya. March 2, 2016. 8220;Just take the Diamox” L. Kane, 2015 One of the many enjoyable aspects of working in Kenya is the opportunity to explore the county. Climbing mount Kenya is unmissable as far as I’m concerned. We chose to take the most straightforward route up Mount Kenya via Sirimon Gate to Point Lenana. The trip took a total of … More Downtime. It’s kind of like when you see a dog with it’s head out the window of a moving car…. Yarns of a Yarwood.
It’s kind of like when you see a dog with it’s head out the window of a moving car… – Karibu Kiambu
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Volunteering with RCPCH Global Links in Kiambu, Kenya. It’s kind of like when you see a dog with it’s head out the window of a moving car…. February 13, 2016. Bubble Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (bCPAP) has arrived in Kiambu! Just why this is so exciting will probably be lost on anyone who is unfamiliar with bCPAP, so here’s a quick description of what it is. New trainers teaching staff on how to use bCPAP. We had 3 days of training led by the Kenyan Paediatric Association. The simple bCPAP setup ...
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Where respectable women never make history, we Knit, crochet,weave,and hand spin! Thursday, August 30, 2012. Now I just have to have the weather cool down a bit more so I can wear it. Saturday, June 09, 2012. Another crazy idea or two. Sometimes I stop and think to myself, “What the heck am I thinking? 8221; Have you ever done that? On the list is to knit a gansey. In the mean time I have signed up to attend. SOAR, so again the thought came to me that I could wear said gansey at the fashion show. Then I ...
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Yarns of a different kind. Sunday, 22 July 2012. Well, I was going to email everyone separately and then thought: nah, put them on the blog. So this is what Ginny had to say:. This is SO difficult. They all had something good! I loved The Skywalker, Rules of Engagement, The 380X, The Mermaid Tapestry.I also very much like The White Sand Cocoon. The ending leaves room for doubt, which is nice. Rules of Engagement - Loved this! Centre Parting - A brief but well-written reflection on the situation of a newl...
Yarns of a Yarwood – Tales from my travels
Yarns of a Yarwood. Tales from my travels. Thoughts on The Jungle. Hi I am a UK doctor taking some time out of training to work abroad, travel and explore. This is a platform for me to extract some of my thoughts into a coherent manner. Enjoy! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out.
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A yarn-based charity ministry located in McKinney, Texas for knitters, crocheters, loomers and sewers of all skill levels to provide hats, scarves and blankets to cancer centers, hospitals, orphanages and individuals in need of a little love. Come Stitch With Us! Contact Yarns Of Hope. Monday, October 22, 2012. Happy Monday to all of you! Hope all is well with all of you. Did you realize that Christmas is only two months away? Here is what is going on with YOH this week. We are working on making contact...
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