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After a busy three days of rehearsals with the Neo Afrikan Culture Troop..Me and my Bruthas took a short trip to the Volta Region to handle some small business and to enjoy Nature 🌿🌱☀️💦 It was my first time at Lake Volta..and I was everything! 🙌🏾💦 I’m looking forward to going back in a few months to do a Yoga camp/smoke out 😉Wanna join me? 😁 #VoltaRegion #Agate #Hohoe #Kpong #Kpando #Ghana #LakeVolta #Afrika #KemeticYogi (at Volta Region)
can't believe it's been a year. miss all you guys, you showed me a whole new meaning of community and living gracefully. i hope to see you again
MMCH HIV Ward
Okay so far I've posted about my new African life over the past two weeks, but that's really only half of what I'm up to around here. I spend my weekday mornings working at Margret Marquart Catholic Hospital. I mentioned it in one of my earliest posts, which you can find on the first page of this blog, so I won't go into the details of the setup there. Instead, I'll try to catch up on what I've left out for the past two weeks.
I intern in the HIV and surgical wards. In the HIV ward I have the opportunity to shadow the physicians when they see patients for their regular checkups (pregnant women are screened as a precaution), and data entry. Although the data entry is mostly boring busy work, it lends a lot of inside information about how patients are being treated for their conditions. Doing that work feels really rewarding too, since it basically seems like no one has done any work on their database in ages.
About a week into working on this, the monitor on the only computer they've got in the ward breaks. It's taking a while for them to get replacement parts, so I've happily moved on to the surgical ward.
I could have read this wrong, but I was searching Ghana on here earlier and I saw that you're going to Kpando to work in an orphanage?
Hey! Yeah I am, I leave tomorrow morning, hence the super late reply lol. Last minute preparations have kept me away from the house all week. I really can't wait, but today has been a bit of a rush haha.
Kpando, Volta, Ghana- I can't wait.
Kpando Shs Holds 58th Speech And Prize Giving Day
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