domingo, 30 de noviembre de 2014

people making a difference

 HANNA KONADU - CHILD VACCINATOR

In Accra,Ghana, Hanna Konadu provides community health services to mothers and children. Last year she vaccinated 10,000 children. Because of workers like Konadu, Ghana has improved it's immunization coverage rate to more than 90 percent, protecting kids against measles, pneumonia, polio, and other diseases. she is making a difference.








MOUSHUMI - PARENT EDUCATOR

In India, a woman named Moushumi works to help parents use everyday tools to make childbirth safer. She travels from village to village, working with PATH Sure Start to help mothers and fathers care for their children before, during, and after birth. Here's how she thinks about her work, and her own child.














DR. MATHEW VARGHESE - ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON

In Delhi, India, Dr. Mathew Varghese runs India's last polio ward. Just five years ago, India accounted for about half of the world's wild polio cases. Today, India has been certified as polio-free. In this short video, Varghese shows us what polio looks like for those who already contracted the disease. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsHxUMgJzn8

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miércoles, 12 de noviembre de 2014

-A decision I would change...
I think  the life is short to have regrets, but of course sometimes, I think about so many moments and actions, I definitly  would change...
 I would change my way of live, more study, less party
and some acts I made that were not good.

I would not change, the time I passed with all my friends, I really do not have any regrets about that. I spent a relly really good moment with my partners.

I would buy more books and some educative things. and of course buy a lot of presents that I forgot to buy.

I would not buy , alcohol because is something bad and the thing is the alcohol doesn´t help you in any way.

A place I would visit is Machu pichu, I love that culture  I defenitely I visit there.
My circle of friends 

     My best friend from pre-k
Stephanie is a friend I met when I was in pre-k, we went together from pre-k until junior high on the same classroom, we always had a really nice time together in class. I love her so much, she is the kind of person who I can talk, and didn't get bored. she's more like my sister, I really miss her a lot.


Dulce Maria. I met her on my first day of high school.
the first impression I had,  hmm. "she is so self-conceited", but I was wrong because when I treated her, I realised that she was a very kind person, educated, and peacefull.

We still be friends until this time, and we are like sisters, I really have a very good time when we are together. I love my "frister"

                


Teresa is another friend from the high school. we played  in the volleyball team from the school. 
we always spent a very good time together, she still calls a lot and we talk a lot about memories,  and the things she is doing right now.