Dehradun, India-Nicole Friedland, Interplast chief development officer. Photo by John Urban.
Anil is a 50 year old who lost his livelihood as a journalist because of his burn. He has trouble turning his head and lifting his arms so he can't ride a motorbike to get the latest stories. He's already had several surgeries by Interplast and his improvement is significant. He burned himself when he was cooking, and he lit a match and the gas exploded. Anil took great care to comb his long healthy hair and set it nicely for his photograph. He was very interested in John's (our team photographer) camera and told us he was one of the first journalist/photographers to shoot with a digital camera in India. Today he will have his arm and neck contractures released.
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05 Apr 17, 2012 11:37 pm You and the foundation are extra orrdaniy . This is what I guess from reading your post.I am sure you will find the peace , to carry on, and share the responsibility of Manoj's family.My heartfelt wishes to you all.
Posted by: Giovanni | 08/15/2012 at 09:33 PM
01 Mar 24, 2008 7:59 pm Sree Yes, we shall trully miss each one of them! But Im sure what each one of us will rembemer is this farewell speech! Amazing insight into each one of their personalities and put so well!!
Posted by: Leandro | 10/29/2012 at 12:11 AM