World: The Improbable American

// December 18th, 2009 // Charity hospital

Despite no college education or a medical background, a rugged American named Todd Shea runs a charity hospital in Kashmir, where a 2005 earthquake killed 80,000 people.

2 Responses to “World: The Improbable American”

  1. Suzanne Bowen says:
    December 18, 2009 at 5:26 pm

    I remember once when a catastrophe hit a group of people in a first world country, someone said, “Good, they are spoiled. They need to see what it feels like.” I was horrified. Never should that be said about anyone. This video of the improbable American is much more the way I am and what I wish for in the world … from emerging countries to the rest and vice versa. Thanks for posting.

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