M2H: Stories of Transformation

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Morbidity and Mortality Part I: A DAMMM Shame

November 14, 2017 General, Dr. Geelhoed's Journal

This is the first post from Mission to Heal founder Dr. Glenn Geelhoed in a two-part series. Here, he explains the leading causes of mortality and morbidity in our world today - affecting the 'bottom billion' more than anyone else,…

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Ecuador 2017: Reflections from Team Member Jonathan Perkins

November 7, 2017 Volunteer Reflections, Missions

by Jonathan Perkins, 5th Year Medical Student at the University of Liverpool, UK   I recently completed a four week placement with the Cinterandes Foundation in Ecuador as part of my medical training. I am a medical student in the UK…

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Ecuador 2017: Reflections from Junior Team Member Jordan Geelhoed

October 10, 2017 Volunteer Reflections, Missions

by Jordan Geelhoed   So, before we left on our Ecuador trip, I was mostly nervous more than excited. Don’t get me wrong, I wanted to go, but I was unsure of what to expect. We would be out of…

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Ecuador 2017: Reflections from Team Member Khoi Nguyen

September 26, 2017 Volunteer Reflections, Missions

by Khoi Nguyen My trip really started with surprise and anxiousness. I didn’t know what to think of Dr. Geelhoed, better known as Dr. G, when I first saw him. He simply had a personality that teemed with energy, excitement,…

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Philippines 2017: Reflections from Team Member Daniel Baird

January 2, 2018 Volunteer Reflections, Missions

by Daniel Baird   To begin with, the opportunity to participate in something “Larger than myself" has always inspired and driven me. M2H embodies that “Larger than Self” altruism. Being able to provide surgical care to people who are in…

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The Philippines 2017: Reflections from Team Member David Jennette

August 22, 2017 Volunteer Reflections, Missions

by David Jennette   Having spent almost 30 years as a surgical assistant, there was little I thought I haven’t seen in an operating room. That thought, and my own impression of mankind changed in February 2017. Training as an assistant in…

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