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A life worth living
Nadia and baby Gaetan
Stories from Doctor Tom Ritter doing relief work in Haiti and other places in need after a disaster
tom@tomritter.com
Tom Ritter, D.D.S.
Dr. Carol Ritter
8320 Bellona Avenue
Ruxton, MD 21204
Office: (410)337-8909
Dr. Carol Ritter
8320 Bellona Avenue
Ruxton, MD 21204
Office: (410)337-8909
Dr Marc Pinard
A life worth living
Blog Archive
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2010
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January
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- Teams Poll Haitians to Learn What They Need After ...
- Marijke and Baby Hazel
- Every Day Is An Adventure for Nadia!
- World Relief Update for Haiti
- MedShare Financial Support From Our Yoga Friends
- Heartbreaking Forwards
- Current Issues We Are Working On - Can You Help?
- Where to Donate
- Medical Independence Day
- A Letter From Tom's New Best Friend from Haiti
- Start Helping Haiti in Ten Minutes With No Cash
- Lessons Learned From Haiti
- Nadia Got a Visa, And a Five Year One, At That!
- From Lack of Supplies to Overabundance - and Nadia...
- Crisis Commons
- Huge Bill from AT&T
- BlackHawk Picks Up Burn Victim
- Glimmer of Hope for Nadia's Visa
- Much Needed Rest for the Ritters
- Tremor in Haiti - 1/22/10, 5:45 p.m.
- Big Kenny
- Transport Duty
- Gratitude For a Bath
- Photos From Thursday
- Friday Updates
- Thursday Updates from Dr. Carol Ritter in Jimani
- GBMC Haiti Press Conference - January 18th
- 3 Year Old Found After 8 Days in Haitian Rubble
- New Life In Haiti!
- Echo of Haiti
- Dr. Carol Ritter - Tuesday Fox 45 Interview
- Dr. Carol Ritter's Photos and Report From Monday
- End of Day Updates for Monday
- Attempting to Get a Visa for Nadia
- Haiti Status Update From a Friend
- E-mail from Paul Farmer
- Forgot to Thank Some People on the Media Interviews
- Thanks For All the Media Support
- Such Sad Stories
- Current Photo of Tom and Carol from Haiti
- Baby Delivered & Friend/Translator is Safe in Domi...
- Late PM Update From Tom - Two Aid Workers Killed. ...
- 4pm Sunday TXT/SMS Update from Haiti
- Coming to Haiti to Help? What Do I Bring?
- Several Sunday Morning Updates
- Trying to Get Help From the Air Force
- Initial Assessment From Tom
- An Update from the Haiti Embassy
- 106 Docs, 11 Anesthesiologists & Mobile Hospital A...
- In Jimani, Dominican Republic
- Update from Tom and Message to Yoga Friends
- VISA Needed For Translator
- Photos of Supplies. On the Road
- Donate to imaonline.org
- How Can You Help Right Now?
- Saturday AM updates
- 10 Min frm Airport-Amputees only get 200mg of Ibup...
- Text Message From Tom - 4 AM, Saturday Morning
- Message from Carol: 11:21 PM, Friday night
- Final Photos from Miami Plane departed at 5:30
- Final Photos Prior to Miami Departure
- Friday 4pm Update
- Friday Status Update - Ritters Now Flying to Haiti
- From Dr. Thomas Ritter to friends:Carol and I have...
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January
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Haiti Twitter Updates
Nadia`s adventures
Nadia and baby Gaetan
I love when you look like that!!!!!
ReplyDeletePutting the word out about medshare....
please stay safe and Thank you for going to med school and being in Haiti ")...today. it's all here and now, life , that is.
sending love,kisses and money.
Amy
Is that Carey Cezar behind Carol? I had heard that the Cezars were going to be joining you shortly. Look forward to your posts. Best Wishes, take care & see you in April,
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Carol,
ReplyDeletePrecious life - All life is sacred. I have a special request. My heart is deeply connected with Nadia. She has, and will continue to be, a critical bridge in Haiti on many of our initiatives to help our Haitian brothers and sisters. Nadia has translated not only words for us, she has provided us with insights into the life, culture, and struggles of the Haitian people. Through these insights, we are able to more clearly understand the complexities of life in Haiti. I care deeply about Nadia. My heart breaks for what she and others in Haiti are enduring. Would you please post a picture of her so that we can see her, as we embrace her from afar?
Love to all who are walking this difficult journey . . . Jan
Carol,
ReplyDeleteI just knew you and your husband would be in Haiti doing what you do best and saving lives. My daughter, Megan, who you delivered in 1996, and I are keeping up with your blog, and you're in our thoughts every day. I'm glad to see your post today that shows the heartbreak balanced by a little bit of joy in the children you're helping into the world. You're a strong woman and an inspiration to us all. Stay safe!
Carol F.
Dr. Ritter,
ReplyDeleteWords can't describe how genuinely happy you look! You are doing what you love best! :) How lucky the Haitians are to have you and the other Dr. Ritter there!
Please be safe! Wishing you strength and lots of love!
Linda and Chris Miller
Hopefully there will be many more smiles as a result of your contribution! My heart goes out to all those sad faces! Thanks for all you are doing to help the people of Haiti. Many blessings!
ReplyDeleteDear Dr. Ritter. I am so proud that you are my doctor. You are an amazing woman and human being. Stay safe and do your thing!
ReplyDeleteIf this is baby Esther (Mom Collette) PLEASE contact tara or Troy Livesay http://livesayhaiti.blogspot.com/.
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