The cure is taking too long. Funding is difficult. Sometimes it is even cut. The rage and anger we feel in Australia, where there has been much understanding and support, is nothing to the fury of frustration in the African village and the despair of the Caribbean slum. Occasionally the anger and rage boil over, even in middle-class Australia.
People act up to demand greater commitment from their governments and fellow citizens.
Fellow citizens watch. Some understand and share the anger and the rage. These are days of frustration and anger. But in dark times there is also hope. It is human to hope.