Strengthening Central American health care systems and promoting sustainable development.

Winter 2011

1971: In the mountains of Honduras, Mrs. Sabina has been working hard to support her family. Her husband has had an accident and is unable to work leaving it up to her to provide for their son. Through it all, she willingly work alongside her brothers to cut coffee. On a typical harvest day, Sabina climbs the mountains in the early morning to start harvesting the coffee with her brothers. Yest this day would change the course of Sabina’s life: while working she suffers a snake bit to her leg a foot.

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