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4 Responses to “Volunteering to Help Refugees in Mae Tao Clinic”

• #1 Says:
  December 29th, 2006 at 12:58 pm

  I feel so sorry about this little one who lost his life because of limited resources and that nothing can be done about it but to watch his dying process. It’s hard to imagine that this is happening in millions of people in the third world countries.
  try to go to google language http://www.google.com/language_tools?hl=en maybe this would be of beneficial to you.

• #2 Says:
  January 31st, 2007 at 8:01 am

  You are lucky that you have been in Mae Tao Clinic. I am happy that you have been here too. I am happy that how hard you have word for our. If you would like to know more Mae Tao Clinic you can look at this Link that my friend Created : maetaoclinic.org

• #3 Anonymous Says:
  February 25th, 2007 at 3:30 pm

  I checked with Lisa at Mae Tao clinic that Dr.Cynthia is still devote her respectfully service at Mae Tao Clinic for the refugees (See attached emails below). I hope the writer above will correct the note above.
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  —–Original Message—–
  From: Roland Chen [mailto:rolandchen@yahoo.com]
  Sent: Saturday, February 24, 2007 11:33 PM
  To: Mae Tao Clinic
  Subject: visit
  Dear Lisa,
  I read this June 2006 posting on Internet by a volunteer. In the article she wrote: “Specifically, the Burmese doctor in charge of the nursing training program was away in the camps indefinitely, leaving forty or so nursing students without a teacher or even a curriculum.”
  Link:
  http://burmadigest.wordpress.com/2006/06/25/volunteering-to-help-refugees-in-mae-tao-clinic/

  Did Dr. Cynthia Maung leave Mae Tao Clinic indefinitely? Who is in charge of the clinic now?
  I will visit the clinic on 3/9 or 3/10.
  Best regards,
  Roland
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  Dear Roland,
  No, Dr Cynthia has never done this. I think the student must be referring to another of the Burmese doctors who worked here.
  With Thanks
  Lisa

• #4 Anonymous Says:
  February 27th, 2007 at 3:27 pm

  My apology to the writer.
  I missed read the contents, which said:
  “the Burmese doctor in charge of the nursing training program —–”.
  Not “The doctor in charge of Mae Tao Clinic”
  I thought Dr. Cynthia also in charge of the nursing training program.

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