“While life is confined to compounds, I have daily contact with my Afghan counterparts, with MSF national staff and patients. The warmth and hospitality of the Afghan people, who suffer from decades of war, displacement, and loss of family and friends, is remarkable. Although the impact of decades of war is very visible even in daily life sometimes, I have experienced the Afghan people to be extremely warm and kind, friendly, funny, hospitable and respectful.”
And waving our red weapons o'er our heads
Let's all cry 'Peace, Freedom, Liberty!'
Shakespeare - Julius Caesar
Friday, 17 March 2017
Cork woman speaks about her life as a nurse in Afghanistan
“While life is confined to compounds, I have daily contact with my Afghan counterparts, with MSF national staff and patients. The warmth and hospitality of the Afghan people, who suffer from decades of war, displacement, and loss of family and friends, is remarkable. Although the impact of decades of war is very visible even in daily life sometimes, I have experienced the Afghan people to be extremely warm and kind, friendly, funny, hospitable and respectful.”
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