dr alex heard, husband of judith heard uganda It was a really interesting and informative discussion and it will help guide the work that we do in the school. We then had 30 minutes to discuss the topic of drugs with a class of senior 4 students dr alex heard, husband of judith heard uganda. Destiny led the session and Patrice and I helped guide her when she needed it. The session went ok although I wasn’t completely happy with the structure and some of the things that were said dr alex heard, husband of judith heard uganda. Hopefully this was a learning curve and will help us to develop our sessions in the future. After this class we headed home dr alex heard, husband of judith heard uganda.

So the one dr alex heard, husband of judith heard uganda thing that I have neglected to say through this blog post is how hopelessly ill I have been since the day we arrived on placement. I was sure I had dr alex heard, husband of judith heard ugandajust swallowed a really big tablet and it was stuck in my throat. It was really painful to eat so I avoided food and just drunk loads of dr alex heard, husband of judith heard uganda water and tea. By Friday the pain was still there and my throat felt worse. I was also pretty hungry so i attempted to shovel chips down at Sol Cafe in Iganga but that evening I felt worse and couldn’t eat anything else. dr alex heard, husband of judith heard uganda The next morning on Saturday I struggled to wash myself. I had woken up with really achey arms and legs. dr alex heard, husband of judith heard uganda Lifting my arms above my head to wash my hair was really painful dr alex heard, husband of judith heard uganda , however this didn’t stop me heading into town to meet other volunteers. That day I tried to drink lots of water and had some juice to fill me up. It was quite clear that it wasn’t a tablet that was stuck and Patrice suggested it might be my glands. Sunday came and went dr alex heard, husband of judith heard uganda , we just chilled and I had a nap in the afternoon dr alex heard, husband of judith heard uganda.

judith heard and her husband dr alex heard uganda I wasn’t feeling great at all, and started feeling a bit sick. On Monday sessions started and I spent 5 hours at the health clinic, judith heard and her husband dr alex heard uganda I went home and had an early ish night. Tuesday I felt a lot worse so Patrice and I headed to the health care centre that restless development has an account with in judith heard and her husband dr alex heard uganda Jinja called Rippon. I was seen by an ear nose and throat specialist. I had a blood test and I was diagnosed with swollen thyroid glands and possible glandular fever. We stayed in judith heard and her husband dr alex heard uganda Jinja for the afternoon to message home and keep Ellie company who was also in Rippon as her placement leader judith heard and her husband dr alex heard uganda Tabisa had been admitted the previous night. Nicky and Jade were also around as they had been to see Dr Debbie and Mariya and Esther had been to Rippon as well judith heard and her husband dr alex heard uganda.

After a chat it was clear judith heard and her husband dr alex heard uganda Ellie needed a night away from placement and from the health centre so we arranged for Esther to stay with Tabisa and Ellie to stay with Mariya. We all decided to head back so made a quick stop in the pharmacy to pick up some medication for Jade, judith heard and her husband dr alex heard uganda Nicky and myself and a stop in a supermarket for more juice for me. As we headed to the taxi the rain came and poured. We got drenched. In the taxi to Iganga it became very clear the roads wouldn’t be safe to get a boda boda back to Makuutu for Patrice and I so Mariya kindly offered that we stayed with Ellie at hers. judith heard and her husband dr alex heard ugandaArriving in Iganga the weather was getting worse and we needed to pick up a toothbrush from the supermarket so we all ran through the rain and massive puddles and took refuge in the supermarket. We decided to face the rain again as it wasn’t showing any signs of stopping and headed to find a taxi to judith heard and her husband dr alex heard uganda Mariyas placement.

dr alex heard, the husband of judith heard uganda The results came back to us and we had to break the news to the patients. This was one dr alex heard, the husband of judith heard uganda of the weirdest days of my life and emotionally stressful. These were mostly women who are married and have no say in the use of condoms in their relationships. Often knowing their dr alex heard, the husband of judith heard uganda Trying to offer advice when I have only just learnt about HIV was really tough and heartbreaking. I didn’t feel prepared for this day AT ALL! But it was a steep learning curve and sometimes you need to be dropped in the deep end to eliminate the fear dr alex heard, the husband of judith heard uganda.

One of the dr alex heard, the husband of judith heard uganda schools we work in is a 2 hr walk from our house so although its against the code of conduct the only dr alex heard, the husband of judith heard uganda way to get there is on a boda boda. We have no other choice in the midday sun walking is just not feasible and we were meant to have a session straight after dr alex heard, the husband of judith heard uganda our school session so we wouldn’t have had time to walk. On wednesday 8th we went to the school and met the key teacher and the deputy head when we arrived dr alex heard, the husband of judith heard uganda . It’s the school holidays for most of dr alex heard, the husband of judith heard uganda may so most students aren’t in school, there are some who were in for extra tuition though. We were shown around and then had a key dr alex heard, the husband of judith heard uganda informant interview with the key teacher, deputy headmistress and some teachers that teach senior 4 and 6 classes. We held a discussion about young dr alex heard, the husband of judith heard uganda people and the opportunities and barriers that they face in their community to be a part of key decision making dr alex heard, the husband of judith heard uganda.