Holy moly what a day! The first day of placement was great! It went in no way according to plan. We had thought we had appointments with clients in the morning and then do planning and paperwork in the afternoon. Nope. We started with clients in the spinal cord unit (sci) but they weren’t really up and about, and then … Continue reading →
First impressions since arriving in India have been great. My flight arrived in the evening at 8pm, and we were greeted by a smiling driver and translator who had our names on a sign and quickly helped us to the car to begin a three hour drive to Amar Seva Sangam (ASSA), where I will be staying for three months. … Continue reading →
This post is long overdue. I will provide some background information around what lead me to where I am now – sitting in my home for the next three months in Ayikudy, India. I have just finished my last block of courses in the Queen’s Master of Occupational Therapy Program. To say I have loved it would be an understatement. … Continue reading →
I am lucky enough to be going on another trip again, and this time it is for a clinical placement and community development placement for school. I will write a longer post soon to give more details!
Continue reading →I am back in Quito mow since my flight will be leaving from here on Tuesday. It feels kind of right finishing the trip how I started – on my own. Walking around yesterday and today reminded me about some of my experiences traveling by yourself that I may have otherwise forgotten. I didn’t do much yesterday, but today I … Continue reading →