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My Sister's Memory
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Who believes in a nine-year-old's dreams?As a child, Vita dreamed of joining a convent and going to Africa to help poor people. She did just that, becoming a registered nurse and a midwife, and then traveling to the remote village of Lawra in the upper Northwest Territories of rural Ghana in West Africa. There she managed a small village health center for ten years. This is her story of dealing with tribal customs, lack of resources, and her recurring bouts of malaria.
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- Author: Margaret Riccardelli
- Publisher: S & H Publishing, Incorporated
- ISBN-10: 1633200809
- ISBN-13: 9781633200807
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.9 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Who believes in a nine-year-old's dreams?As a child, Vita dreamed of joining a convent and going to Africa to help poor people. She did just that, becoming a registered nurse and a midwife, and then traveling to the remote village of Lawra in the upper Northwest Territories of rural Ghana in West Africa. There she managed a small village health center for ten years. This is her story of dealing with tribal customs, lack of resources, and her recurring bouts of malaria.
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- Author: Margaret Riccardelli
- Publisher: S & H Publishing, Incorporated
- ISBN-10: 1633200809
- ISBN-13: 9781633200807
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.9 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Who believes in a nine-year-old's dreams?
As a child, Vita dreamed of joining a convent and going to Africa to help poor people. She did just that, becoming a registered nurse and a midwife, and then traveling to the remote village of Lawra in the upper Northwest Territories of rural Ghana in West Africa. There she managed a small village health center for ten years. This is her story of dealing with tribal customs, lack of resources, and her recurring bouts of malaria.
As a child, Vita dreamed of joining a convent and going to Africa to help poor people. She did just that, becoming a registered nurse and a midwife, and then traveling to the remote village of Lawra in the upper Northwest Territories of rural Ghana in West Africa. There she managed a small village health center for ten years. This is her story of dealing with tribal customs, lack of resources, and her recurring bouts of malaria.
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