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March 21
Today, I went to help at a hospital in Sanriku.
Ten days have passed since the earthquake, and all the people who had been keeping a stiff upper lip must have been running out of energy. Many people were not feeling well and were coming to be examined. This sudden catastrophe, the cold weather, hard floors, life without privacy, and no way of knowing what will happen tomorrow—it's only natural that people will fall ill. Another elderly person who had escaped the earthquake and tsunami b
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JKTS: A Japanese medical aid worker's diary: 12) Standing in someone else's shoes
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March 21
Today, I went to help at a hospital in Sanriku.
Ten days have passed since the earthquake, and all the people who had been keeping a stiff upper lip must have been running out of energy. Many people were not feeling well and were coming to be examined. This sudden catastrophe, the cold weather, hard floors, life without privacy, and no way of knowing what will happen tomorrow—it's only natural that people will fall ill. Another elderly person who had escaped the earthquake and tsunami b
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