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Prince Wesley.  Yes, that was the name of one of the babies I saw this morning.  I marveled at the mom's choice and wished him a good l...

So much of this weekend was filled with the sort of moments that make you stop and take a deep breath of thankfulness, that make you savo...

Sometimes you just have to take a step back, take a deep breath...and smile...

Sometimes one can wonder why babies come into this world at such a cost. There's a lot of loss, as untold numbers of conceptions end...

Dear New York- We are deeply grieved with all of you that Dr. Spencer, an Emergency Medicine Fellow in training in NYC who volunteered to ...

Not on-call or post-call.  No moon.  No clouds. So, I went down to the Kijabe airstrip for some night photography of the Great Rift Valley...

Thanks for reading the ebola post, and thinking about it.  We are given the blessing of being part of the way God blesses the world.  I hea...

Walking into brokeness means a lot of brain tumors.  I didn't think I could handle another brain-dead child on a ventilator, another e...

We have been avoiding the topic, honestly, because it is a raw one for us.  In 2007 we lived through an ebola epidemic.  In the remote ar...

I guess that title could be the tag line of our life. This week I am mostly tired of death. Two deaths, two days.  And sometimes I f...