In between, I pursued what the Lord has put in my heart in the best way I know how. This led me to advocacy and health system work related to maternal and child health. The deeper I got into it, the more I realize the complexity of hurdles for mothers and families who want to breastfeed.
Long story short, I felt the need to study again. I was granted a scholarship to study in Belgium. It was a tough decision to leave behind my boys.
Spending time in Bohol, Philippines just days before I left. |
Alone on my second day in Belgium, 9pm view from my balcony. The building shown used to be a monastery, but now this is where we have classes.
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But today, I realized I only have 100 days left here!
To mark this, I will attempt to write short tales of the mundane, and not so mundane aspects of my life as an expatriate. I also need this creative outlet, so I can break from writing serious academic stuff.
My stories will be addressed to my little boy so when he is older, he will know I always carried him in my heart every single day we were apart. I know he won't mind that I am sharing this with you.
Let me start tomorrow :)
Until then,
Lei
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