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A Big Ship and Palliative Care. Sunday, 4 December 2011. Now I am in a place where the frantic rush to attract the attention of consumers does not begin in October and this makes for some serious reflection. In a place where people have nothing but their voices to celebrate the birth of our Saviour, the simplicity and joy of people's faith becomes all that matters. As I was listening to the carol singing, I read these verses from 1 Peter 1:6-9:. Labels: Christmas in Africa. Wednesday, 30 November 2011.

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A Big Ship and Palliative Care. Sunday, 4 December 2011. Now I am in a place where the frantic rush to attract the attention of consumers does not begin in October and this makes for some serious reflection. In a place where people have nothing but their voices to celebrate the birth of our Saviour, the simplicity and joy of people's faith becomes all that matters. As I was listening to the carol singing, I read these verses from 1 Peter 1:6-9:. Labels: Christmas in Africa. Wednesday, 30 November 2011.

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A Big Ship and Palliative Care...: Amazing gifts

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A Big Ship and Palliative Care. Sunday, 18 September 2011. With blogging comes a challenge to constantly be motivated to write new, interesting and witty (! We have received pineapples and mangoes, sadly only once (I hold out hope for more! This particular patient was very keen on giving us food. Our conversations on visiting her generally ended up revolving around food and how to cook particular foods. She also offered on a regular basis to pack food up for us to take home on the plane despite o...All t...

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A Big Ship and Palliative Care...: Christmas in Africa

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A Big Ship and Palliative Care. Sunday, 4 December 2011. Now I am in a place where the frantic rush to attract the attention of consumers does not begin in October and this makes for some serious reflection. In a place where people have nothing but their voices to celebrate the birth of our Saviour, the simplicity and joy of people's faith becomes all that matters. As I was listening to the carol singing, I read these verses from 1 Peter 1:6-9:. Labels: Christmas in Africa. I am embarking on my second ye...

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A Big Ship and Palliative Care...: Saying goodbyes

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A Big Ship and Palliative Care. Wednesday, 30 November 2011. Yesterday I wrote a blog. I can't say it was the best that I've written but it had some information that you may (or may not) have wanted to read. Anyway as I was finishing up, I deleted the whole thing by accident. Oh how I did laugh (weep). So to start again, with the biggest news. This time in 1 week I will be about to get on a plane to come home. Yes, 1 week. How crazy is that? Http:/ www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-12343178. I am embarking...

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A Big Ship and Palliative Care...: My Birthday (Week)

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A Big Ship and Palliative Care. Tuesday, 1 November 2011. There have been numerous times over the last few weeks where I have sat down to write a blog and no inspiration has come. There should be so many things for me to write about, things which would interest all you out there reading this (if anyone is? At home we used to go on regular holidays together so for old times sake we decided to repeat the process but tie in my birthday at the same time. Amazing salad and humus lunch. The view from our room.

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A Big Ship and Palliative Care...: Adama's Story

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A Big Ship and Palliative Care. Friday, 25 November 2011. Below is a story written by one of the writers on the ship about one of my patients. I think that it gives a good idea of the other part of our work which is a little more towards social work than nursing! 8220;It’s dramatically improved her quality of life,” says Harriet. “She’s able to buy food for her family, and it has also improved her emotional state. She’s brighter, she has a lot more purpose. We&#8...When the members of the Palliative Care...

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Tati's thoughts on Mercy. Thursday, July 29, 2010. This is my last week in Togo. My last week on the Africa Mercy. My last week working in the pharmacy. My last fire drill was this afternoon. Today was the last day of surgery. Tomorrow will be the last day for the dental team. Next week, the Oak Foundation Hospital will discharge it's last patient. Tomorrow will be my last day of work. Soon, I will be saying my goodbyes.giving out a few hugs.waving as the Land Rovers roll out of the port. I've successful...

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Tati's thoughts on Mercy. Thursday, July 08, 2010. What do you do? I don't know if I've ever told you guys about a little girl named Lovelace. She was a possible patient here on the Africa Mercy back in April/May. I say possible, because at the time, all we knew is that this little 5 year old had two rapid growing tumors. She and her father came on board to see if there was any way that Mercy Ships could help them. After weeks of waiting on tissue biopsy reports to come back, the answer was ". What are t...

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