Tsunami Air Fare needed URGENT

[Guest guest]

UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE

 

I had talked it over with others in my clinic and

decided I had to wait

and go in March with a team that is setting up

CIS/PTSD clinics in several

areas. Tonight however I received the attached urgent

email followed by a

phone call from the director of the project. In the

phone call the

director stressed the importance of my going on this

Feb. trip.

I need to raise $1,500 for Air Fare and supplies ASAP

( I must pay for a

ticket by TONIGHT at Midnight!but money can be

borrowed if I have a

reasonable idea it will be raised.)

A pay pal account is being set up and donations can

be sent to

Dr R S Rosen

1529 York Street

Denver CO 80206

 

Please write TSUNAMI RELIEF TEAM in 'memo'

 

------I originally wrote:

 

I am currently trying to fund raise the cost of my

trip to help

with the Tsunami relief effort as part of a group of

Native American

Medical Workers. We will be working directly with the

people affected.

I hope to be able to set up clinics and a teaching

program for a corps

of Health Promoters who will be recruited from the

local populace and

trained to help their own people. We are going to

Thailand and then to

Bandeh Aceh.

 

 

Those of you who know me may be asking why I would go

where so

much

mainstream help is already going? or Why focus on this

when

every day

thousands of children die from the direct effects of

poverty

and the wars

supported by US policies kill thousands more.

 

250,000 known dead from the Tsunami. Did you ever

wonder why so

many of

those folks had built on the flood plain?

The vast majority of those killed by the Tsunami were

those

same people

who are always most at risk, the people economically

oppressed

by the

industrialist/materialist system and displaced by

wars.

 

Most of the relief efforts now under way are tied to

or going

through the

very Governments that have created or at least

colluded in

creating the

conditions that placed these people in the path of the

Tsunami

to begin

with.

 

 

Doc Rosen

FYI I spend about 4 - 5 months a year working pro-bono

in the

developing world teaching Promotores De Salud (often

in conflict

zones) and working as a StreetMedic and do not have

the money for the fare

or the supplies myself.

 

 

 

 

 

 

" Life is either a daring adventure or nothing. Security does not exist in

nature, nor do the children of men as a whole experience it. Avoiding danger is

no safer in the long run than exposure. " - Helen Keller

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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