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Hard at work making sweets in Barbara, Nepal
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A happy Rachel on the 12 hour journey from Kathmandu to Dhankuta
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Yunesh Thapa, son of founder of Indira Thapa, founder of Care Women Nepal
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Nepalese Landscape
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Dhankuta Art
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Store in Dhankuta
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More Lovely Artwork
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Sunset in Dhankuta
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Tomato Stand
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Nepalese Home
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Rooftop Art
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No machinery? No problem. Nepali people working hard to fix the sewage system in Thamel
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Mr. Ram Kumar Khatri - Founder, Editor and Publisher of Quaterly Development Review. We met randomly in a cafe and talked about development in Nepal
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Boudhanath Stupa during full moon ceremony on June 9th, 2017 in Kathmandu
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Candles at the full moon ceremony at Boudhanath Stupa in Kathmandu
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We made a quick trip to Nagarkot on Saturday to enjoy a morning hike
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Indira Thapa, the founder of Care Women Nepal
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The gate to the technical school, and location of the next CWN health camp to be held in October, 2017 (Pakhribas municipality)
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The technical institute is made up of many separate rooms which will allow for privacy during gynaecological exams
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Within the technical institute, rooms will serve different purposes during camps such as gynaecological exams, general medical checkups, prescription filling and patient in-take
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All smiles in Pakhribas after having concluded a meeting held with the women of the community to discuss uterine prolapse
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Indira and myself were given welcome scarves and warm welcomes from everyone within the community of Pakhribas where CWN's next health camp will be held
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I made some new friends at a meeting with women and community members in Pakhribas Municipality, Dhankuta
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Although we were discussing the suffering of women experiencing uterine prolapse, we still managed to keep the mood light. Even though we couldn't communicate with our words, smiles are universal.
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A woman at the community meeting in Pakhribas taking a photo
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Me and Kaushila Tamang practicing our 'duck face' selfies after a CWN meeting
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Sobha Magar speaks about the daily struggles of living with uterine prolapse
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Naturally, after a successful 'duck face selfie' it was time we went for the peace signs
