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Life can be difficult, especially for those with limited resources in under-served parts of the world. But what can be done? Well, as it turns out, a lot! It usually doesn't take a special set of skills or costly gifts to make a difference; often, all they need is compassion.Within these pages, you'll find fascinating accounts of people living with daily difficulties in remote and beautiful parts of the world: A boy abandoned by his mother for his deafness creates his own sign language to survive. A fifty-five-year-old woman in Peru weighs less than her age and lives under a tarp but maintains…mehr

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Life can be difficult, especially for those with limited resources in under-served parts of the world. But what can be done? Well, as it turns out, a lot! It usually doesn't take a special set of skills or costly gifts to make a difference; often, all they need is compassion.Within these pages, you'll find fascinating accounts of people living with daily difficulties in remote and beautiful parts of the world: A boy abandoned by his mother for his deafness creates his own sign language to survive. A fifty-five-year-old woman in Peru weighs less than her age and lives under a tarp but maintains her indomitable spirit.Though our cultures may be worlds apart, we share something unique with them: our humanity. As we embrace the differences and similarities between us and work to enrich their lives, we find that we also enrich our own. Read along with us as we, myself and many volunteers, travel throughout the world, forging relationships of trust with people from all walks of life, ultimately sharing in their joys, discoveries, and, yes, tears. As we seek opportunities to share these humanitarian efforts, we travel to some exotic locations as well as to some plain and ordinary places. We need to connect with people where they need us
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David Krier, MD, MSPH has a long history of practicing family medicine in rural Oregon. In addition, he has worked as the medical director of several health insurance companies and a large medical group, as well as director on multiple projects evaluating the quality of healthcare practices. David is the founder of Volunteer Voyages LLC, a company that endeavors to enrich the lives of people living in remote places throughout the world-and the volunteers he takes to work with them. The projects he helps to develop, through collaboration with local community leaders, business professionals, consultants, and even tribal chiefs, bring many rewards to these remote families and communities. The projects initially focused on healthcare, but over time became general in nature so that everyone could participate. David lives on a farm in Western Oregon with his wife. He enjoys spending time with his four daughters and their families, including eleven grandchildren and one great-granddaughter. He also appreciates a wide variety of DIY activities as he continues in his lifelong quest to learn new things.