Usually I do vaccination campaigns with my Yemeni colleagues as training and co-operation has become a major aspect of our work. However if my colleagues cannot join I go out and do everything by myself. I feel that the people respect me and that I have become the villages' doctor which I enjoy very much. I am glad to be able to get to those remote villages where people do need me. Some of the patients only come to receive their vaccinations others ask me for help because feeling sick.
Many women suffer from severe backache as they keep on doing hard work throughout their whole live.
To these we can offer some basic medical treatments and medicine. If someone is seriously ill we help to arrange his or her transport to the next appropriate institution. Usually I have around 50 to 80 patients per day when I am out in the villages. This is much more than usually come to the centre. For information about the content or for permission to redistribute, publish or use for broadcast, contact our syndication department.