I have the beginning of November 09 the Rhine Valley Hospital visited Kasambara. Okay, I gebs to: I am me things, "aid projects" always a little skeptical. No Franken will ever flow from my pants bag out before I've seen a project with my own eyes. I've heard much too much and seen. Therefore, I am Ruth Shepherd invitation gladly accepted. Anyway, I was just in the Rift Valley. First, it was not even sure if we would reach the hospital by car. It had started raining FINALLY. But then Ruth dared yet, and sat up with me the long way to the Rhine Valley Hospital. The hospital in Kasambara has convinced me. Be careful here, with full commitment and dedication. The head doctor made me proud through the building. "I am so happy that the Swiss make us with their donations this hospital. I am so glad that we can handle this quite poor really. There is a grace. "He is delighted that he now has an AIDS unit. "We are also in the villages and explain the people about AIDS. It is also important. "The head doctor of course has many wishes. "We need more equipment for the new AIDS-station," he explains, for example. I am glad that I see only local staff. They seem to feel connected with their job. Everything is spotlessly clean, the environment inviting maintained. Ruth Shepherd is a small, strong woman that is able to monitor everything and accompany. Often she need more than charm. I admire them for their work. She manages also to let people work independently will allow. This is also very important. I thank everyone who supported this hospital project. I was convinced it.
-Blanca Imboden, Piper's book author
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