The Common Language of Caring

Each February, medical professionals from throughout the South work together to heal the bodies and spirits of children in Ambato, Ecuador.

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Safe Hands
Cary Jobe

Safe Hands

The surgeon, his palms the size of the child’s head, replaces his solid blue Kentucky Wildcats hat with a scrub cap. He knows the baby is malnourished. He understands this operation is a risk. His bright brown eyes peer over his surgical mask. They are focused, confident. A risk, yes, but better than the alternative. He speaks to his team with the same rich tone of assurance he shared with the baby’s worried parents.

This infant is in safe hands.

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