A REFUGEE’S STORY: A mother and son with AIDS struggle to survive
Yesterday, I went to visit a woman with AIDS. I met her 12 hours ago and now lie in bed at 0300 unable to sleep. I am too disturbed and distraught. My da...
Dr. Cary Rasof
TEARS OF HUNGER: He’s her eyes and she’s his future…darkness.
October 23, 2008 Somewhere in Zambia Standing in front of a human being shedding a single tear that barely has the strength to roll down is numbing. The sensati...
REMEMBERING JOSEPH: Caring for an abandoned child in Rwanda after the genocide
The year was 1994. I flew to Kigali, Rwanda at the end of an unprecedented genocide that left over a million people dead. The crocodiles were unable to move from the riverbanks...
PEOPLE WHO CARE: Dr. Cary Rasof—to heal the world and know the truth
My life was a hard life. Who I was wasn’t the norm and feeling different from others I never felt like I fit in. Often times, I would look up at the sky and wonder where my place was in the vastness of it all...
SILENT HOLOCAUST: My life held together by a safety pin
Luapula Province, Zambia / June 19, 2007 / Her name is... / She stands naked at a door post. / When did your mother die? / Tears come to her eyes. / It was 2002, yet five years later her eyes still...
Dr. Cary Rasof
Dr. Cary Rasof, a Family Practice Physician, pursued a career in medicine to serve the poor in developing countries. His committed service to humanity includes medical missions for indigenous people around the world with Doctors Without Borders and with Hearts and Hands, a grassroots humanitarian organization that he and Anne Jones started to help people help themselves and others through sustainable development. His mission is to bring love to the world. www.drcary.org.