The view from our balcony at Kaiviti....
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The stories and adventures of a midwifery students in Seattle, WA traveling to Port Vila, Vanuatu for advanced training in midwifery and life. This blog collects contributions from students over the span of many years.
Find out about our experiences in Vanuatu...
Welcome! Follow along with Kat and Elias over the coming week in Port Vila, Vanuatu as we share our experiences of a new place and culture, working in the local hospital, and catching babies!
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- Full Circle.
- One smol Sunita blong Vanuatu!
- Finding the rhythm. . .
- A day in the life...
- Pretty place...and people...by the seaside outside...
- The market where we buy our goodies....prices are ...
- Our gear...
- The view from our balcony at Kaiviti....
- Return of the cankles...
- One dozen babies blong Vanuatu...
- Mifala save Bislama smol be mi traem tumas. (We kn...
- What a difference a day makes!
- First Day!!
- Safe but weary...
- Some of you are wondering where Vanuatu is....We w...
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Vanuatu Weather
Vanuatu or bust...
2 comments:
Happy Easter Baby! Thanks for the pictures. It looks great. Hope you got some rest this weekend (do you work every day?) It snowed lightly last night but only stuck to the grass. Sunny for Easter. Much Love Dad and Mom and Brian
Hi Hilary, it's Kathryn Edwards from Montana. Your mom shared this link with me. The blogs are fascinating. The sheer imbalance of gorgeous tropical resort-like settings with third-world conditions. I've been following your naturopathic trials and triumphs via your very proud parents, over the recent years! BTW; any thoughts on ischemic colitis? I recently had my second hospitalization in 6 months for this syndrome. NONE of the common risk factors like high BP, CHO, lipids, CAD... I do take NSAIDS and am a mild smoker however. I see my internist today and am considering Chantix. I also want her take on seeing a naturopath.
SO; stay safe, work hard and play whenever you can. Let us blog viewers know when the first little Hilary is born. e-mail: neatnikhomeorg@yahoo.com
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