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12Aug2011

Although the Amsterdam/Italy trip was back in April, I still have to finish adding the photos to the blog. Enjoy what is here so far and I hope to get the rest posted over the next couple of weeks. During this time, the structure could change a bit as I try to reorganize different road trips in an easier to follow manner.

Please note: this is in blog format in reverse chronoligical order (with the most recent entry at the top of the page.) Please scroll down to find Day 1 then scroll up to read the more recent days. The main Road Trips page just shows a 2-line summary of each day’s article, so be sure to use “Click to read more…” at the end of each summary or just click on the title of the article to see the full page.

Entries in Hadassah (2)

Thursday
Aug262010

Israel 'trip of a lifetime - not quite as planned' Part II, the video

Dena visits KDHS’ sister school in Har Vagai and Laura, Daniel and Rob meet her afterward for what was meant to be a 10 day trekking adventure. Instead Daniel ends up hospitalized the day we arrive and we all see a different side of Israel from within the Hadassah Medical Center in Ein Kerem, outside Jerusalem.

Tuesday
Jul062010

Israel 'trip of a lifetime' albeit not at all as planned, part I: Hadassah Hospital

This was certainly not the trip we had planned in the preceding months. That being said, we learned so much about life in Israel while our 10-day hiking trip covering the whole country has been spent entirely in Jerusalem, or more specifically, inside the Hadassah Hospital in Ein Kerem just outside of Jerusalem. The morning after arriving, we had to take our 10-year-old son Daniel to the emergency room where by night’s end he had undergone an emergency bowel resection for a ruptured Meckel’s diverticulum. We learned so much more about people in Israel from this experience than we probably would have learned had we been able to pursue our hiking tour.

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