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CURE Helps Afghan Women Find New Hope

This week’s cover of Time Magazine features a young Afghan woman who has been disfigured by the Taliban.  Time’s editor, Richard Stengel, appeared on MSNBC’s Morning Joe to discuss the decision to put Aisha on the cover and the broader issue of what will happen to women like her if the U.S. leaves Afghanistan. 

As I read Aisha’s story, I learned that she was traveling to the U.S. for treatment.  This isn’t a new story, but it is one that is sometimes difficult to understand.  The organizations and individuals involved have the best intentions, but taking a patient to the U.S. isn’t always the only option. 

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Kind Words from Malawi

We’d like to share a post from Dr. Kevin Lakati.  He spent seven months training at the Beit CURE International Hospital in Malawi.  Dr. Lakati offered some kind words about his experience at CURE Malawi.  We are very appreciative to Dr. Lakati and wish him well as he uses his expertise to bring hope and healing to children with physical disabilities in Malawi.

You can read his post here.