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A Mother’s Determination
June 20, 2018
Bolivia / Disease Prevention and Treatment / Esperanca Blog
Edith Josefina Mansilla was born in Potosí (Bolivia) on November 20, 1996 and is 21 years old. She is studying in the 4th year of her public accounting career. She currently lives in the San Bernando neighborhood of the city of Tarija. Edith lives with her parents, is the oldest...
Maria’s Memoir
May 29, 2018
Disease Prevention and Treatment / Esperanca Blog / United States
By Maria Valenzuela, Phoenix Program Director “In 1979, my mother brought me to this country, chasing the American dream. We settled into a disadvantaged community in Arizona. My mother was young and determined to make a better living for herself and her 6-year-old daughter. We lived in a trailer. I...
What Does it Mean to be a Nurse?
May 17, 2018
Disease Prevention and Treatment / Esperanca Blog / United States
A Commencement Address by Diana Soto So, what does it mean to be a nurse? This is the question that I have been asking myself lately. I have often wondered to myself after all this training if I really know what it means to be a nurse. This thought...
Your support is saving the lives of Bolivian women from uterine cancer
May 1, 2018
Bolivia / Disease Prevention and Treatment / Esperanca Blog
Your support is saving the lives of Bolivian women from uterine cancer Marta lives in San Salvador, Bolivia. She has four adult children who are the most important treasures in her life and is a seamstress, making clothing from home. Marta has heard stories of women who have died from...
What Makes Esperanҫa Different?
April 20, 2018
Esperanca Blog / Volunteer Surgical Program
A piece from Esperanҫa’s CEO, Jeri Royce A recent NPR article entitled “Advice to Parachuting Docs: Think Before You Jump Into Poor Countries” talks about using caution when providing medical support in less developed and poor countries. Typical mistakes made by the “Parachuting Doc” include performing surgeries in areas where...
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