Dear Beppe! it seems that we have adapted ourselves back in Poland. We have started our internship in Poznan. So far together with Magdalene we have been filling in the discharge forms on gynecology ward. Chris is more lucky assisting to surgeries.
Thinking of our staying in Kenya this year, we always end up speaking " Chaaria was indisputably the best part and it gave a sense to our African trip".
We saw on the blog that you have some new volunteers and we bet you are immersed in the thousand new cases and patients' concerns - Chaaria's heart is beating vigorously. We stopped trying to translate the blog as it takes hours and the translation esp. to Polish is very often incomprehensible or weird.
For now it's difficult to say anything about our future but it would be wonderful to come to Chaaria for longer, of course if you accept us, but after learning how to perform US: not earlier!!.
Anyway, Chaaria is in our minds so Kenyan-Italian-Polish cooperation is just a question of time.
Our trip to Lake Turkana? It was unique! but most important - we came back safe and sound.
To Turkana we were traveling on the lorries transporting goats and other life or dead goods. Lake Turkana region turned out to be the most beautiful place we visited in Kenya. Seems like time has stopped there. After traveling continuously for 2 days in most uncomfortable and life-risking means of transport we saw crystal turquoise waters of Turkana lake spilled in the middle of scorching hot rocky desert. The landscape was breath-taking. Loyangalani - the town by the lake where we stayed was a very pretty settlement - full of vibrant colors of Samburu and Turkana jewelery and clothings (very scanty above waist:) very clean and neat (no rubbish to throw away), with hundreds oh lovely manyattas spread by the lake. We met there many people who stared in Constant Gardener.
Dziekujemy i do zobaczenia (ahsante sana na tutaonana)
Thinking of our staying in Kenya this year, we always end up speaking " Chaaria was indisputably the best part and it gave a sense to our African trip".
We saw on the blog that you have some new volunteers and we bet you are immersed in the thousand new cases and patients' concerns - Chaaria's heart is beating vigorously. We stopped trying to translate the blog as it takes hours and the translation esp. to Polish is very often incomprehensible or weird.For now it's difficult to say anything about our future but it would be wonderful to come to Chaaria for longer, of course if you accept us, but after learning how to perform US: not earlier!!.
Anyway, Chaaria is in our minds so Kenyan-Italian-Polish cooperation is just a question of time.
Our trip to Lake Turkana? It was unique! but most important - we came back safe and sound.
To Turkana we were traveling on the lorries transporting goats and other life or dead goods. Lake Turkana region turned out to be the most beautiful place we visited in Kenya. Seems like time has stopped there. After traveling continuously for 2 days in most uncomfortable and life-risking means of transport we saw crystal turquoise waters of Turkana lake spilled in the middle of scorching hot rocky desert. The landscape was breath-taking. Loyangalani - the town by the lake where we stayed was a very pretty settlement - full of vibrant colors of Samburu and Turkana jewelery and clothings (very scanty above waist:) very clean and neat (no rubbish to throw away), with hundreds oh lovely manyattas spread by the lake. We met there many people who stared in Constant Gardener.
Dziekujemy i do zobaczenia (ahsante sana na tutaonana)
Magdalene, Chris e Milka
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dear Magdalene, Chris and Milka, i and my wife Fiorella miss you and Chaaria. We hope to see you again at the Cottolengo hospital
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