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Recent Posts
I don’t sleep here, even with sleeping pills. I wake up after a few hours, images of the day racing through my head, trying to make sense of all I have witnessed and heard. This morning I got up at 4 am. I just couldn’t stand it anymore. I preferred to get up and busy... Read more »
We are taken by convoy on an impossible 3 hour drive, high up in the mountains where... Read more »
Yesterday I felt completely engulfed by sadness. I wrote a blog entry that I will not post... Read more »
I thought it couldn’t get worse. Yesterday listening to Renee and Sabine tell the stories of their... Read more »
I have been thinking during the last four days about the definition of a woman of valor,... Read more »
When your translator is in tears, you know you’re in trouble. This morning we met with two... Read more »
As she entered the room, my eyes froze on her scarred and disfigured face. Skin melted like... Read more »
I was haunted by their faces. Renee with deep scars carved into what was once a beautiful... Read more »
Yesterday, at the Goma border crossing, a local Congolese official told our translator that she wanted to... Read more »
For nine years Mama Francine (for her safety I cannot reveal her true name) has lived in... Read more »
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