Sunday, September 11, 2005

It was a meaningful experience. Going to many houses and discovering that there are actually more out there who are even facing more troubles. Theirs are real life problems, but some of them can still take it.

Joe brought us to many homes to interact with the children, deaf and mute, people with kidney problem. One lady who was deaf really was a strong woman. She is so young, guess about late 20s to early 30s and she has two kids. It was the first time i guess i communicated with the deaf and mute, so of course Fernell and I had to use pen and paper to talk. She said the guy on cHannel U was a brave guy because he was blind.

At another house, we saw a woman with kidney problems. Seeing all the scars on her hand and the hole that the needle piercing created during dialysis really scared me. I've been such in a good life that i never realised all these suffering of others.

Overall, since it was the first time spending the whole morning travelling to different homes and communicating with the handicapped and sickly, it was definitely worthwhile.

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